Yearly Archives: 2024

Hawks celebrate HOCO ‘24

Hawks celebrate HOCO ‘24
The L-S marching band leads the homecoming parade on Friday. Lynnville-Sully students, staff, fans, alumni, and supporters came together for a week celebrating Hawk pride during homecoming, Sept. 23-28. This year’s theme, “Reign Over Wayne,” was fitting given the Lynnville-Sully Hawks defeated Wayne under the Friday night lights to conclude a fun week with a full...
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Jasper County Sheriff’s Office recognizes L-S Superintendent for support of SRO Program

Jasper County Sheriff’s Office recognizes L-S Superintendent for support of SRO Program
Matt Dunsbergen, L-S Superintendent, accepts recognition for his support of the School Resource Officer Program on Friday, Sept. 27. He is surrounded by Jasper County Chief Deputy Duane Rozendaal, on the left, and Lynnville-Sully School Resource Officer Corey Van Kooten.  Since its inception in 2020, the School Resource Officer (SRO) partnership between the Lynnville-Sully Community School...
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Arabella by Kate preps for new building in Lynnville

Arabella by Kate preps for new building in Lynnville
Earth Works Inc. starts taking down the old Arabella by Kate building in Lynnville on Oct. 1. Big changes are happening in downtown Lynnville with the changing building facade along East Street. Arabella by Kate, owned by Katelyn Doane, hired the destruction of her current salon, a building that has housed many barber and beautician shops...
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A Slice of HOME For Garlic Lovers by Simone Bates

A Slice of HOME For Garlic Lovers by Simone Bates
This time of year, it’s extra exciting to go to our church. I mean, it’s always exciting to enter the house of the Lord, but when our fellow congregants start to harvest their gardens, it’s a double portion of blessing. If you head to the kitchen, you’ll find alongside the coffeetime brownies and cookies are...
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Third straight team title for L-S girls XC, boys finish third

Third straight team title for L-S girls XC, boys finish third
L-S head cross-country coach Darin Arkema said his girls team “is starting to recognize what they are capable of together.” The girls claimed their third consecutive team title at West Marshall Sept. 24: Left to right, Emma Parkinson, Olivia Norrish, Peyton Sharp, Breah Lowry, and Mandeesa Vos. Teammate Abigail Ver Ploeg did not run Thursday. Lynnville-Sully’s...
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Lynnville-Sully Hawks Reign Over Wayne for homecoming win

Lynnville-Sully Hawks Reign Over Wayne for homecoming win
The Lynnville-Sully Hawks explode through the banner held by L-S cheerleaders for the start of Friday’s homecoming game against Wayne. After suffering their second loss of the season to ranked Madrid last week, the Hawks were looking to get back in the win column and cap off a fun and eventful homecoming week with a victory....
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Hawks snap losing streak with win over BGM

Hawks snap losing streak with win over BGM
Hawks celebrate a block against BGM. L-S won the game, 3-1, to snap a six-game losing streak. Shown above, clockwise from left are, Breah Lowry, Terriyah Carter (19), Alaina Roberts, Tatum Huyser, Kate Harthoorn (11), and Sevanah Routier. A tough stretch of losses against quality teams came to an end when the Lynnville-Sully varsity volleyball team...
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