Monthly Archives: May 2021

“Have a seat at my table” By Cathryn Dunsbergen

Summer is around the corner, and our schedule is full to the brim with lots of activities – weddings, bachelorette parties, graduation parties, committee meetings, and more. You name the activity, and we most likely have it on our calendar; the last time I looked, our family was booked every weekend until the beginning of...
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Area track and field stars are statebound

L-S state-qualifying athletes who will compete at the state track and field championships along with the alternates are: Front, Greenlee Smock, Kinsley Tice, Carsyn McFarland, Reagan McFarland, Cayler Noun Harder, Aliya James, and Sydney Jansen; middle, L-S Coach Kevin Johnson, Kyle Squires, Corder Noun Harder, Dylann Huyser, Korinne Jansen, Megan Van Zante, Meleisha Vos, Caitlin Alberts,...
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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers, May 20, 2021

Not much going on this week. One of my daughters and her stupid cat are still living with me. The cat sometimes flies around the house like he has no brain at all. But I have discovered he likes to watch television. When I turn the TV on and find some channel that has cartoons, he will...
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Arthur named 2021 Smoke on the Water beneficiary

Smoke on the Water organizers have announced plans for 2021’s Smoke on the Water (SOTW), a BBQ competition and benefit that brings BBQ enthusiasts from around the state together for a good cause and great fun. This year’s event will be held Aug. 27-28 at Old Settlers Park in Lynnville. At the May 4 SOTW meeting with...
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Record-breaking LSCEF Walkathon raises over $20,000 for education

First-graders Brianna Feenstra, on the left, and Emma Norman splatter paint all over Mrs. Teri Bowlin, preK-8 principal who agreed to become a human canvas if students raised $13,000 for the 2021 Walkathon. A number of unprecedented events will put the 2020-21 school year in the record books, but the most recent record-breaking fundraiser, the Lynnville-Sully...
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