It’s crazy to think how fast a year goes by! Last year at this time, Blake and I officially moved out of our apartment in Ames, Iowa, to our first house in Sully, Iowa. I found out what it felt like to navigate...
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Informative public meeting shares school emergency operations plans
A public meeting was held May 8 to give area residents an overview of the Lynnville-Sully School District’s emergency operations plan. The 40 present included moderator L-S Superintendent Shane Ehresman, and panelists Jasper County Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane Rozendaal, Jasper County Sheriff John Halferty, Sully Fire Chief Mike Vander Molen, Lynnville Fire Chief...
Ten L-S tracksters bound for state meet
Ten athletes will represent Lynnville-Sully track and field at the state meet next week. Those Hawks – five girls and five boys – qualified for state in a total of 10 events at the district meet at Sigourney on Friday, May 10. The meet was delayed a day due to weather, which worked...
Van Maanen wins first round of golf regionals, advances
Terrific weather and a season’s worth of hard work helped Lynnville-Sully’s Tessa Van Maanen on her way to becoming meet medalist at the first round of girls golf regionals Monday, May 13. L-S Coach Alison Knouse said the senior had a “fabulous day” with a personal best of 85 (45 and 40) at...
Season stops at sectional meet for L-S boys golf
Lynnville-Sully’s boys golf team enjoyed some beautiful weather for the last meet of the year on Friday, May 10. The Hawks sent three golfers to the Class 1A sectional at Marengo Golf Club. Despite their best efforts, none of the three will advance.
Junior Logan Ingersoll played his best golf...
JH boys win SICL meet, girls take fifth
The L-S junior high track teams finished the season strong on Tuesday, May 7, at the SICL Conference meet. The boys earned a conference championship, winning by half a point, and the girls ended up placing fifth overall. Many exciting things happened for the boys that night. Eighth-graders Malcolm Hay and Conner Maston went one-and-two...
After-dark golfing raises $1,000
Forty-four golfers hit the links after dark for the fun and unique Glow Ball Golf Tournament on Saturday, May 11. The fourth annual event raised an estimated $1,000 for the Lynnville Ball Park. Golfers teed off in the two-person best shot tourney at 8:30 p.m. using glow-in-the-dark...