A lot of activity is taking place around the Jasper County Freedom Rock in the Sully Central Park. An opportunity presented itself in May to allow the Freedom Rock to be painted the week of June 16. With that opportunity, the Freedom Rock committee has been working hard to finalize the memorial plans and get...
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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin – 6/5/14
So it’s Sunday, and I’m just now sitting down to write this. I love Sundays. They make our hearts happy over here, even The Little’s. She even naps on Sundays! A special thank you to Pastor Wayne who week after week delivers awesome messages that hit home! I assure you, Pastor Wayne, her naps are...
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Congressman Loebsack in Sully June 2
U.S. Congressman Dave Loebsack was in Sully on Monday, June 2, to meet with Arie Scholten and Jack DeAngelo at Sully Telephone Association. The USDA is running $272,000 through the Sully Telephone company for a zero-percent loan to the City of Sully for the street project and waterworks improvements surrounding the Janco expansion. Janco is...
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100th anniversary of Vonk family coming to U.S.
The 100th anniversary of the Vonk family coming to America in 1914 was observed with nearly 200 family members attending a reunion in Sully on Memorial Day, May 26. Shown above in the back row are two family members who were attending from The Netherlands, Henk Hiensch (left) and Ton Vande Hee. Their parents were...
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Cunningham signs with William Penn basketball team
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Baseball team battles it out with Warhawks, falls to BGM

The Hawk baseball team hosted the North Mahaska Warhawks on May 27 to begin the 2014 season. Though L-S played right with North Mahaska for most of the game, the Hawks came up short, 8-4.
In the first two innings, neither L-S nor North Mahaska scored any runs. Senior Brandon Dunsbergen swung to earn himself a...
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Hawk softball off to hot start

L-S softball makes quick work of opponents in openers
The Lynnville-Sully softball girls kicked off their season opening at home on May 27 versus North Mahaska. The girls began their first game strong and ended with a win of 13-1.
In the first inning, pitcher Madison Rasmusson, a junior, struck the first three Warhawks out. When the...
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