Monthly Archives: September 2026

Callen Everett

Zack and Signey Kaldenberg of Sully are the parents of a son, Callen Everett, born Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. Callen weighed 7 pounds 3.6 ounces and measured 19.5 inches long. Grandparents are Todd and Reggie Kaldenberg of Sully and Joe and Angel Hilby of Dubuque. Great-grandparents are Lyn Kinney of Lynnville and Gene and Helen Kaldenberg of...
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First Interstate Bank hosts ninth annual Volunteer Day

First Interstate Bank employees from Sully and Grinnell lend a helping hand at Pay It Forward Clothes Closet in Lynnville as part of the banks’ annual Volunteer Day on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 16. First Interstate Bank in Sully along with branches across the U.S. closed the doors at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 16, and spent the...
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Lynnville Friends Church celebrates 175 years of family, faith, and community

Elders of Lynnville Friends Church serve lunch to attendees of Sunday’s 175th anniversary celebration inside the FCC Building. The first Lynnville Friends meeting took place in a log cabin near Lynnville in 1851 with the families of Ambrose Osborn and Jervis Johnson in attendance. Over the next 175 years, the families, leadership, and gathering places have...
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Farm to Table by Julie Van Manen – Fall is here!

So much has taken place since last month!  The last week of August, school began (we now have three grandchildren in school), Kevin went on his annual fishing trip to Canada, and we concluded the week with our niece Heather (Jansen) and her new husband, Dylan Fields’, wedding. It was a beautiful wedding and a...
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L-S volleyball knocks off Sigourney, BGM in thrillers

Brilynn Tice hammers down one of her 10 kills between the hands of Sigourney’s middle blocker on Tuesday, Sept. 14. Lynnville-Sully upset the Savages, 3-1, in a thriller that saw the Hawks rack up 50 kills, 12 blocks, and 116 digs. The Lynnville-Sully volleyball team wrapped up a great week of competition with two big wins...
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