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Poweshiek County Fair underway this week

Poweshiek County Fair The Poweshiek County Fair activities started July 11 and 14 and continue through July 20 at the fairgrounds in Grinnell. See www.poweshiekcountyfair.org for complete details. The schedule includes the following. The fair started July 11 with bottle calf conference judging, bake sale of food projects, pets judging, and horticulture conference judging. Tuesday, July 14...
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Anabelle Lee

Anabelle Lee Vos was born at 8:11 p.m. on Wednesday, July 8, 2015. She weighed 9 pounds 1 ounce and measured 20 inches long. Her parents are Curt and Candice Vos of Sully. Her siblings are Brenden (14), Colton (10), Bailey (7), Chloe (5), and Adrianna (18 months). Grandparents are Clint and Marla Vos of...
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Kennedy Kay

Kennedy Kay Van Maanen was born July 8, 2015. She weighed 9 pounds 5.5 ounces and measured 21.5 inches long. Her parents are Matt and Rachel Van Maanen of Sully. Her brothers are Rowan (4) and Dryson (2). Grandparents are Tim and Rindy Vander Schel of Newton and Dave and Beth Van Maanen of Pella....
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Truck rolls in one-vehicle accident

At approximately 2:20 p.m. on Wednesday, July 8, the Jasper County Sheriff's Office and Sully Fire and Ambulance crew were called to a one-truck accident five miles west of Sully. A truck with gravel-dump trailer loaded with sand and driven by David Alan Yakle, 58, of Montour was going south on County Road F-62 when...
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Anna Paulena Van Wyk, 91

Funeral services for Anna Paulena "A.P." Van Wyk, 91, of Pella and formerly of Sully, were held Monday, July 13, 2015, at Sully Christian Reformed Church. She was surrounded by her family when she passed from this life on Thursday, July 9. She was born Oct. 14, 1923, at her home north of Sully, to Arie...
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Two resignations accepted at Sully Christian School

The Sully Christian School Board is looking to fill the positions of school administrator and kindergarten teacher for the upcoming school year following two resignations. SCS Board President Kevin Veenstra said in a letter to SCS Society members, “The board is working very hard to come up with a plan as we quickly move into...
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Disintegrating walls drive need for $32,000 repair

An historic Lynnville landmark – the Wagaman Mill, built in 1846 – is facing big renovations and costs in order to maintain its status as the town’s main historical preservation site. Part of the original 1940s sandstone basement walls are being replaced after sagging floors were dis-covered. Those sagging floors were the result of a...
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