Yearly Archives: 2026

Adelaide “Addie” Kay

Jack and Kelsey (Beyer) Archibald of High Point, NC, are the proud parents of a baby girl. Adelaide "Addie" Kay Archibald was born on Jan. 14, 2026. She weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce and was 20 inches long. She was welcomed at home by puppy Sam and kitties Sprite and Reggie. Grandparents are Linda and...
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2025 Iowa farmland values inch up slightly over last year’s figures

The top figure in each county on the map above is the estimated Nov. 1, 2025, land value per acre. Bottom figure is the estimated Nov. 1, 2024, value. The annual Iowa State University Land Value Survey released last month found that average farmland values increased 0.7%, or $83, to $11,549 per acre. The nominal value...
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Little Hawks hoop it up at halftime

High school hoopsters were not the only Hawks showcasing their talent on the hardwood at Lynnville-Sully’s first home basketball game of 2026. During halftime of the girls and boys varsity games on Tuesday, Jan. 6, elementary-aged Hawks were invited to play games of knockout. The gyms at Lynnville-Sully have been a hub of activity most evenings in...
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Hawks, now 10-0, cage the Bears, Tigers

Ashton Rozendaal plays tough against Montezuma’s press in the Hawks’ triple OT victory on Monday night. Rozendaal’s stat line from the thrilling win included 10 points, five rebounds, and three steals. Lynnville-Sully boys basketball team moved up in Iowa High School Athletic Association’s Class 1A rankings released Monday, Jan. 12. The Hawks beat BGM and Iowa...
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Undefeated Hawks climb to fifth in Class 1A rankings

photos by taylor photography Brooke Harthoorn pushes the ball up the court against the BGM Bears with her sister, Kate, behind her. L-S, ranked fifth in Class 1A, won both games last week to push their record to 11-0 as of press time. Another two-win week is in the books for the Lynnville-Sully girls basketball team and with...
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