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Results from the Sully Fourth of July

Results of the Sully Fourth of July 2015 parade judging: Bicycles 1.Sawyer Osborn and Blaire Tanke. 2. Breah Lowry. 3. Hayden Lowry Large Floats  1. Diamond Trail Children's Center "All Stars"-The float is filled with DTCC families and future L-S "All Stars," pulled by a CA Allis Chalmers owned by Rod...
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Lessons learned from a 6,355-mile journey to the Northwest

  Over 100 hours in the car, more than 2,000 pictures taken, and 6,355 miles traveled – it all added up to one epic road trip for my husband Clayton and me last month. We learned a few things along the way that just might be helpful for those considering a road trip vacation of their...
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Hot air balloon ride on a Friday evening

Friday evening, July 3, was a perfect night for hot air ballooning. A hot air balloon took flight from the parking lot at Lynnville-Sully School. The flight was planned for the 50th wedding anniversary of Larry and Lynda Renaud of Sully, whose children and their spouses were the first to fly. The balloon was caught in Wayne...
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Co-Line employees log hundreds of volunteer hours in June

Co-Line Welding, Inc., located five miles south of Sully, is pleased to recognize the giving hearts of its employees. The company’s Wellness Program initiatives in June included Co-Line employees being encouraged to log the time they spend volunteering for causes important to them. Employees noted the number of hours spent in a volunteer capacity as well...
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Tough week for L-S boys as they near district play

By Jessica Holterhaus L-S Comes Up Short to PC The Lynnville-Sully baseball team squared off with rival Pella Christian but lost, 5-1, on Tuesday, June 30. After two scoreless innings for both teams, PC scored twice in the third inning. The Eagles slowly brought in runs, one run each for the next three innings, and the game...
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No. 4-ranked Hawks pick up seven wins, finish regular season

Victory over EV The Lynnville-Sully softball girls fired away in Tuesday night’s game as they dominated English Valleys, 18-1. The game began in the Hawks’ favor when they earned three runs in the first inning. In the second inning, the girls found three more runs, and EV earned its lone run in the bottom of this...
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