Yearly Archives: 2024

Hawk football falls two points short in season-ending playoffs loss

Hawk football falls two points short in season-ending playoffs loss
Hawks celebrate a fumble recovery in Friday’s intense playoff game. L-S players shown are Terran Gosselink (86), Ben Squires (62), Gavin Fisk (17), Jaiden Richards (10), Dawson James (26), Carson Maston (52), and Wyatt Mathis (55). photos by taylor photography Lynnville-Sully was one of 32 Class A teams still playing football under the Friday night lights on Oct....
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Brenda Sparks, 65

Brenda Sparks, 65, of New Sharon, passed away Saturday morning, Oct. 26, 2024, at home in New Sharon. Funeral services will begin at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, Oct. 31, at New Life Fellowship in New Sharon. Burial will be held in the Friends Cemetery in New Sharon. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made...
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Lynnville-Sully boys, girls XC sweep SICL Conference titles

Lynnville-Sully boys, girls XC sweep SICL Conference titles
The 2024 SICL Conference cross-country boys and girls team champions. Front row, from left, Emma Parkinson, Peyton Sharp, Olivia Norrish, Mandeesa Vos, Breah Lowry, Abigail Ver Ploeg; back row, Samuel Terlouw, coach Darin Arkema, Madden Gunsaulus, Keegan Schnell, Colton Alberts, Andrew Arkema, Hendrick Lowry, Evan Arkema, Jordan Dunsbergen, Will Conover, Ethan Dunsbergen, coach Anna Arkema,...
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La Rose Marie Bakery treats reach the Montezuma community with expansion

La Rose Marie Bakery treats reach the Montezuma community with expansion
Vivarium owner Kelsey Watts and employee Allie Daniels take Debbie Rinehart’s order on Thursday, Oct. 17, with two cases of La Rose Marie Bakery items on display. La Rose Marie Bakery has officially hit the shelves in Montezuma. La Rose Marie owners Karli Nikkel and Julie Roozeboom continue to grow and expand the reach of the...
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Fall-themed fun in Lynnville Saturday

Fall-themed fun in Lynnville Saturday
The city of Lynnville is gearing up to host their annual Halloween event on Saturday, Oct. 26, with  a variety of spooky and fall-themed fun for all ghosts, goblins, and costumed children. The Fun Fall Festival at the Lynnville Library and Lynnville City Hall kicks off at 4 p.m. Games, cotton candy, and a costume-judging contest...
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Farm to Table by Julie Van Manen

Farm to Table by Julie Van Manen
Kennedy with two of the many pumpkins she has helped pick this fall. As we conclude the last full week in October, there is still time to celebrate food in October!   First, National Pork Month comes to my mind as we received a new group of pigs at the beginning of harvest. Speaking of harvest, the end...
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