Question – where did this day go!? It disappeared before me very eyes. Actually, this whole week did that same magic trick.
We Tulip Timed this last week. This year went much better than last year. There was no crying so that is a HUGE success. Tulips are neat.
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RISE Paving Project Phase 1 complete
Phase 1 of the RISE Paving Project in Sully was completed last week with the opening of the north portion of 1st Avenue (shown above). All water mains are also installed with testing to be finished this week. Also this week, Blommers Construction Inc. of Pella is working on removing the old surface from the...
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Lynnville City Council continues to enforce new dog ordinances
The Lynnville City Council took action this past month on enforcing its new dog ordinances. At the recent May 11 meeting, it was reported the dog at the Jack Hill residence that attacked a Lynnville citizen has been removed from town and a $1,000 fine paid. Four dog owners were cited with a $250 fine...
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Property owners request paving south end of 1st Ave.; Rozendaal appointed Sully Councilmember
To fill the Sully City Council vacancy due to RJ Van Dyke’s resignation since he moved to Pella, at its regular meeting at 7 p.m. Monday night, May 11, the council appointed Brad Rozendaal, who will be given the oath of office at the June 8 meeting and his term will expire at the end...
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Pastor’s Pen – 5/14/15
By Travis Albers, Sully First Reformed Church Youth and Education Director
With the season of spring upon us, many of us find ourselves filled with hope coming off a long winter. We look at the flowers in bloom, the green grass, and the tractors in the fields, and we find ourselves filled with anticipation of great...
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JH teams experience success on the track
JH Girls
The Lynnville-Sully junior high girls have been wrapping up the track season with a bang. The Hawks won the Sigourney meet on Friday, May 8, and followed it up with a win at North Mahaska on Monday, May 11.
At Sigourney, Mallory Loftus and Ashton Thompson placed first and second respectively in the 200-meter hurdles....
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Field events spur on Hawk boys to third in conference
A hard-earned, third-place finish was the result of a solid performance by the Lynnville-Sully boys track team at the SICL Conference meet at Belle Plaine on May 5. The Hawks tallied 91.5 points behind conference champs Belle Plaine with 136 and runner-up Montezuma with 121.
“This year, like many others, the SICL is full of excellent...
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