Monthly Archives: May 2024

Tenley Mae

Chase and Macy Dieleman of Ankeny are the parents of a daughter, Tenley Mae, born Wednesday, May 8, 2024. She weighed 8 pounds 10 ounces and measured 21 inches long. She has an older sister Taytum. Grandparents are Ed and Joyce Dieleman of Sully and Judy and (the late) Jim Kickbohm of Algona. Great-grandmother is Bernice Dieleman...
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Ready-mix era ends with plant removal

Last week, Manatt’s Inc. of Brooklyn removed the ready-mix plant equipment in the Key Cooperative Lumber Department area. The ready-mix plant was built in 1964 on the land purchased from Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, with several additions through the years including rock and sand silos. As part of Manatt’s ending their lease, all cement plant...
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Over $10,000 raised for Searsboro apartment fire victims

Melissa Rozendaal hands a check to Crystal Price with half of the proceeds from the Ward-Price benefit held Apr. 27. Ward and her son, Dominick Price, lost all of their belongings to an apartment fire in March. The benefit raised over $10,000. Rozendaal organized the benefit with her sister, Fonda Sanders, second from right. Ward’s...
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Vos recognized by Iowa Governor Reynolds for academic excellence

                 Majesta Vos, a senior at Lynnville-Sully High School, was recognized by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and Lt. Governor Adam Gregg for outstanding academic achievement at the 22nd Annual Governor’s Scholar Recognition Ceremony on April 28 at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines. The statewide program, sponsored by the Iowa Governor’s Office, Iowa High School...
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Support local farmers

Pictured above is the Vander Wilt family of rural Sully.            By Megan Pothoven With summer coming up, a fresh, juicy grilled hamburger sounds refreshing. Rather than shopping for meat at the grocery store, the Vander Wilts, of Sully, have fresh meat available for purchase. Trevor and Janae Vander Wilt, who have been married 20 years and live...
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Hawks claim third in rain-delayed SICL Conference Meet

Hendrick Lowry takes off from the starting line at the SICL Conference Meet. Lowry placed second in the 3200m run and fifth in the 1600m run at conference.  A third-place team finish was earned at the SICL Conference Meet at Iowa Valley on Tuesday, Apr. 30, by the Lynnville-Sully’s boys track team. The meet started with...
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