Monthly Archives: March 2022

Jeremy Diers, 39   

Jeremy Diers, 39, of Sully, died at his home on Sunday, Mar. 13, 2022. The family will greet friends and family from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, March 17, 2022, at Sully Community Church. A private family funeral service will be held. Memorial contributions can be made to the Diers Children’s College Fund. Langkamp Funeral Chapel...
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Jayde Alexandria

Leah and Corey Gifford of Reasnor are the parents to a daughter, Jayde Alexandria. She was born Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022, and weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces and measured 21-1/4 inches long. She has an older brother Kyler, age 2. Grandparents are Tim and Rindy Vander Schel of rural Killduff, Clinton Gifford of Sully, and Teresa...
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Notice of printing issue in Mar. 17 edition for print subscribers

Hometown Press subscribers: If you experienced any legibility issues on pages 4 and 17 in the Mar. 17 issue of the Hometown Press, we sincerely apologize. There was an issue at the printer. Page 4 and 17 printouts are available at Hometown Press for those interested. Thank you for understanding!...
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Pella Christian advances to semifinals

The Pella Christian boys basketball team notched a 69-62 win against Roland-Story in the Class 2A state quarterfinals held at Wells Fargo Arena on Monday evening, Mar. 7. The Eagles went into the match up as the four seed, Roland-Story was a five seed. The Norsemen, who had won the Heart of Iowa Conference and boasted the...
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Co-Line, Janco receive $500,000 Workforce Innovation Grants from governor, IEDA

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds and the Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) announced on Mar. 3 that local manufacturing companies, Co-Line Welding, Inc. of Lynnville and Janco Industries, Inc. of Sully, are among those included in $20 million in Manufacturing 4.0 Workforce Innovation Grants awarded to 46 companies in Iowa. Each of the local companies received...
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Lynnville-Sully Winter Sports Salute

L-S finishes season as District Champs Despite dealing with adversity due to challenging roster changes at the start of the season, the L-S boys basketball team rallied together and competed hard each game. The Hawks became known for their sharp shooting behind the arc, tough backcourt, power in the paint, and tenacious defense. The Hawks jumped right into...
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