Yearly Archives: 2018

The Lynnville-Sully Hawk football team played with a purpose that far transcended the goal of a victory on Friday, Sept. 14, when they hosted Colfax-Mingo at home. On an emotionally-charged night where senior football players, managers, and cheerleaders were recognized, the team also sur-rounded senior Grant Wehrle and his family who were mourning the loss...

Six years ago, Heather Jansen was a familiar face at Inspirations Childcare and Preschool where she cared for school-age children after her own school day as a Lynnville-Sully High School student. Fast forward to 2018 and the now 22-year-old Iowa State University graduate is back at Inspirations serving as director of the center that inspired...

The annual Sully Christian School Hostess Supper welcomed 200 guests at the school for a fun evening of bingo, great food, and camaraderie on Saturday, Sept. 15. Supporters of the school raised approximately $24,000, which will go towards the roof fund and air conditioning upgrades....

The Lynnville Historical Society sponsored its annual cemetery walk at the pioneer Swan Cemetery at 13317 Temple Avenue, Lynnville, at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 16. Amber Mathis directed the Lynnville-Sully High School students speaking the presentation written by Heather James about some of the local pioneers from the 1800s buried at Swan Cemetery. Mathis also...

                 To all the cooks, food preparers, and family organizers out there, this one is for you. Eaters of the family, please exit now. Perhaps some of you already stumbled across this in your readings if you follow "Taste of Home," but I had not, and I know...

With a promise of some heat and hills, the L-S cross-country team held its home meet at the Diamond Trail Golf Club on Thursday, Sept. 13. Small area schools from all around came to compete on one of the toughest courses in the area. The Hawk varsity girls team finished in third place out of six...