Monthly Archives: May 2019

It’s picnic time!

The month of May traditionally sets off the season of picnics, often starting with Mother’s Day and ending with Labor Day, with loads of opportunities for culinary taste-testing in between. If you’re a lucky repeat participant in an annual picnic for family or friends, you probably have your plate already laid out in your mind before you...

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L-S boys win conference title, girls place fourth

Lynnville-Sully track and field teams confirmed they have some of the top athletes in the conference during the SICL Meet on Monday, May 6. Between the boys and girls teams, the Hawks won the title in six events, and the boys team was named SICL champion. The L-S girls worked hard for a fourth-place team finish.

L-S ranks among one of the best high schools in the nation

                According to a U.S. News report recently released, Lynnville-Sully High School ranks as one of the best high schools in the nation in 2019 and therefore may display the coveted U.S. News Best High Schools badge that is widely known as a symbol of excellence in U.S. education.

                The Best High Schools...

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Lynnville Chamber’s Glow Ball Golf Tournament Saturday

                The Lynnville Chamber invites everyone to attend the annual Glow Ball Golf Tournament at Lynnville’s Diamond Trail Golf Club on Saturday, May 11.

                The Glow Ball Golf Tournament is not your typical tourney – golfers start registering at 8 p.m. and the two-person, best-shot tourney will tee off at dusk at 8:30...

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Van Maanen named runner-up medalist at SICL meet

                Lynnville-Sully senior Tessa Van Maanen proved herself as the second-best golfer in the South Iowa Cedar League, earning runner-up honors at Monday’s conference meet. Van Maanen shot a personal best of 91 on the 18-hole Oakland Acres Golf Club.

                As a team, the L-S girls came in fourth out of eight teams...

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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers May 9, 2019

                It is that great time of year for me to battle my yard and garden.

                If I had the brain of an earthworm, I would give it up.

                I have replaced every plant once, and I am about to replace most of them again.

Dorothy Anna

                Mitch and Angela Corell of Sully are the parents of a daughter, Dorothy Anna, born April 30, 2019. She weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces and measured 20 inches long.

                Grandparents are Susan Beyer of Sully and the late Loren Beyer and Randy and Rene Corell of Callender.

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