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Talsma, Carpenter elected Jasper County Supervisors; Governor Reynolds narrowly defeats Hubbell

The midterm general election last Tuesday, Nov. 6, had the largest voter turnout ever in Iowa. Unofficial election results showed a total of 1,321,151 Iowans voted, or about 61 percent of the state’s total registered voters. That’s up from the 2014 general election, when 1,142,311 people voted, or 59 percent of the state’s registered voters. Voters...

Sully Night Out’s Sixth Annual Fall Family Night Saturday, Nov. 17, 5-8 p.m. in the Sully Community Center

The community is invited to enjoy an evening of family fun on Saturday, Nov. 17, for the sixth annual Sully Night Out Fall Family Night held at the Sully Community Center from 5-8 p.m. Highlights of the evening will be a freewill donation supper of chili, chicken noodle, and potato soups as well as cinnamon rolls....

XC: Mighty L-S effort shines this season

A small but mighty cross-country team wrapped up another successful season this past fall. The runners’ hard work, which began in summer as many started to log in miles, shone through the rainy autumn season to bring a second place conference finish on the girl’s team and...

Hello, readers! It’s that time again... where I’m hungry! I hope you are too. No, really, I am hungry. So much so that if I went grocery shopping right now, I’d become the proud owner of aisle four. With that said, the holidays are fast approaching, as I have reminded you countless time since approximately August. I...

Season preview: Three seniors will provide strong leadership for the Hawks

The girls varsity basketball team started practice on Monday, Nov. 5, and opened the season with a strong start. Two returning varsity starters, seniors Carson Fisk and Shiloh Cunningham, will lead the way for the Hawks this season. Others returning who saw varsity minutes are senior Kaylee Maasdam, juniors Mallory Loftus and Janelle Rozendaal, and...

Season preview: Boys basketball looks to solid group of returners to fill big shoes left by graduation

The Lynnville-Sully varsity boys basketball team started chasing their hoops dreams on the first official day of basketball practice on Monday, Nov. 12. Two returning varsity starters will lead the team, seniors Rylan James and Tyson Vander Linden, and will be bolstered by a solid group including seniors Grant Wehrle, Gage Vander Leest, and Cale...

Season preview: Hawk wrestlers prep for 2018-19 season

With the first week of the 2018 wrestling season underway, L-S wrestlers are amped up and ready to go. One varsity wrestler returns from last year’s squad, senior Ben Van Wyk. Other wrestlers this year are seniors Ty Breeden and Caleb Barnett, sophomore Isaac Johnson, and freshman Miles Mintle. While low numbers will make it...

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Yearly Archives: 2018

Talsma, Carpenter elected Jasper County Supervisors; Governor Reynolds narrowly defeats Hubbell

Sully Night Out’s Sixth Annual Fall Family Night Saturday, Nov. 17, 5-8 p.m. in the Sully Community Center

2018 Lynnville-Sully Fall Sports Salute

The Wooden Spoon Nov. 15

Season preview: Three seniors will provide strong leadership for the Hawks

Season preview: Boys basketball looks to solid group of returners to fill big shoes left by graduation

Season preview: Hawk wrestlers prep for 2018-19 season

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