Iowa received its first taste of winter weather when Mother Nature dropped upwards of 14.5 inches of snow in southern Iowa and lesser amounts locally. A winter weather advisory was in effect for area counties Friday and Saturday, Jan. 11-12. Locally, snow started falling late Friday and continued into Saturday. The first widespread snow of the year prompted...
The U.S. Postal Service will leave 50-cent Forever Stamps behind Sunday, Jan. 27, increasing their price by five cents. The single-piece additional ounce price will be reduced to 15 cents, so a two-ounce stamped letter, such as a typical wedding invitation, will cost less to mail, decreasing from 71 cents to 70 cents. This means postal...
Ever since I turned 30, some many moons ago, and each and every day since that, I wake up, and I is sore, I is tired, I isn't 20 anymore. Did I mention I hurt? Because I do. And that I'm tired, and because I'm tired, meal planning and any sort of planning takes the brunt...
Senior Rylan James had a stand-out night on the court as he led Lynnville-Sully to a 66-47 victory at Iowa Valley on Tuesday, Jan. 8. James accumulated 27 points and 13 rebounds for a double-double in the Hawks’ only game of the week.
A 22-10 first-quarter helped the L-S boys get a...
Lynnville-Sully’s girls basketball team earned a solid conference win last Tuesday, Jan. 8, at Iowa Valley. A strong second quarter helped give the Hawks the edge over the Tigers and eventually led to a 57-40 victory.
Just five Hawks represented Lynnville-Sully at a BGM triangular meet last week Thursday. The L-S boys finished the day at 0-2.
Lynnville Council approves garbage rate increase, discontinuing recycling Apr. 1
The Lynnville City Council met Monday, Jan. 14, at Lynnville City Hall. Councilmembers Bev Van Maanen, Kevin Arment, Mark Newberg, and Terry Fraker were present. City clerk Bev Arthur and city maintenance director Josh DeWitt along with guests Faye Brand, Dale Flander, Glen...