Monthly Archives: November 2021

A treasure of local historic items discovered at Killduff Post Office

The Killduff Post Office has been given new life – full of historic memorabilia – since Cindy Claussen started work in May.   “It’s like a time capsule.” That’s how Killduff postal worker Cindy Claussen described the old vault she recently cleaned out at the Killduff Post Office. The vault contained many interesting pieces of local history, which...
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L-S students return to the stage

Lynnville-Sully High School and Middle School actors were on stage for a total of three performances over the course of two days bringing to life the one-act plays of “Monster Soup” and “10 Ways to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse” Nov. 12-13. By Brooke Maston After nearly two months of reciting lines, rehearsals, and set and costume preparation,...
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Lynnville-Sully Fall Sports Salute

XC: Experienced team paves the way for success

[caption id="attachment_7073630" align="aligncenter" width="1400"] Members of the 2021 cross-country team are: From left, front, Vance Scholten, Greenlee Smock, Callista Hackert, Kendra Fikse, Evan Fikse, Gentry Walston; middle, Zach Morningstar, James Gruver, Kinsley Tice, Olivia Norrish, Corrina Rozendaal, Brooke Conover;...
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“Have a seat at my table” By Cathryn Dunsbergen

 My sisters, my mom, Penelope, and I all went shopping at the beginning of November. It was a day full of coffee, good food, and lots of shopping bags. Note to self: Always take a stroller to hold bags so my arms don't have to!   The air is getting colder, the coats are getting thicker, and...
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Vos named L-S School Board President

The Lynnville-Sully School District Board of Directors held its yearly organizational board meeting on Monday, Nov. 15, in the high school library. President Tammy Vos called the meeting to order with board members Gerry Van Dyke, Dave Foster, and Amanda Jones present along with board secretary Karla De Cook, superintendent Matt Dunsbergen, principal Aaron Shipley,...
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L-S athletes prepare for winter sports season

GIRLS BASKETBALL: L-S girls look to reload this season Twelve Hawks out for girls high school basketball this season have been grinding it out on the hardwood and are working on playing as a unit in preparation for the official start of the 2021-22 season. The Hawks return one starter and three letterwinners from last year’s squad...
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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers, November 18, 2021

Nothing much exciting seems to be happening to me anymore. I must be too dang old. Automobiles and trucks started my way to disaster. I started making short trips in cars to pick up parts and wash cars for my dad in his sales and repair business. Whenever I could get out of dad’s sight, I would do...
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