Yearly Archives: 2022

Plans are underway for Lynnville Day on Saturday, June 18, with the theme Rock and Roll in Lynnville. Some new things are in the works as well as the revival of past favorites. The day’s events start at 8 a.m. with a color run/walk, check Facebook for details. 1st State Bank will serve donuts, coffee, and...

Tim Zylstra, Chris Roudabush, Jason Van Zante, and David Cunningham stand on Swilcan Bridge, 18th hole of Old Course in St. Andrews.    Tim Zylstra and Jason Van Zante of Sully took their love of the game of golf up a level and across an ocean a few weeks ago. The two were part of a 24-person...

  Many drivers were surprised to face road closures on a stretch of Highway F62 East between Searsboro and Lynnville on Monday, June 13. The Poweshiek County Engineer’s Office confirmed the road closure while the county is replacing the concrete bridge over Sugar Creek, two miles east of Lynnville, and two miles west of Searsboro. The work...

In what was the second-highest turnout in a Primary Election since 1994, voters showed up to their polling places in droves across Iowa last Tuesday, June 7, to select their party’s candidates for the General Election in November. Primary voters selected candidates at the federal, state, legislative, and county levels in last week’s election. Many were...

Over the course of four days, 22 Lynnville-Sully seventh-, eighth-, and ninth-grade students along with 10 parent/grandparent chaperones saw history come to life on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Washington, D.C., June 4-7. [caption id="attachment_7075056" align="alignright" width="280"] L-S students and chaperones stand with Senator Joni Ernst on the steps of...