Monthly Archives: January 2026

New year, new roof for Lynnville’s historic landmark

The new year is a time for renewal and that is the case for the Wagaman Mill and Museum in Lynnville. On Friday, Jan. 2, a repair crew started putting on a new roof on the historic building that overlooks the North Skunk River on the northeast side of the Lynnville. Due to bad leaks near the...
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Jasper County Recorder vacancy to be filled by appointment

Due to the retirement of Jasper County Recorder Denise Allan at the end of 2025, the Jasper County Board of Supervisors will appoint a new Jasper County Recorder to serve an 11-month term, ending Dec. 31, 2026, according to a news release from Jasper County. The appointment will be made on Jan. 27. Any interested person should...
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Bring on the Winter Olympics! By Megan Pothoven

While substituting in a classroom a few weeks ago, we worked through an article about the 2026 Winter Olympics, something both Adam and I enjoy watching. Since winter is relatively slow around our house, watching the Olympics is an engaging pastime to have in the background. Some of our favorite sports to watch are bobsled,...
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Hawks hold off a Bolts comeback in Saturday showdown

Jack Bowlin controls the tip to give Lynnville-Sully first possession of the first game of 2026 against the Baxter Bolts. The Hawks relied on tough defense and offensive surges in the 59-48 win, L-S’s eighth victory of the season. SICL play resumed for L-S on Tuesday, Jan. 6. Will Van Vark (1) and Connor Deal (15) are...
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L-S wrestlers ready to hit the mats in 2026

Wrestling action is back at Lynnville-Sully, and the Hawks are ready to continue their success in 2026. The Hawks’ first quad of the new year is Thursday, Jan. 8, at HLV. On Saturday, Jan. 10, L-S will make the short trip to New Sharon for the North Mahaska Invitational featuring wrestlers from 12 teams. L-S will...
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