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Hawks give back

L-S students assist Jamie and Robin Hackert, organizers of Race for Ace, by spreading mulch at Hackert Tree Farm during Thursday’s Service Day: Clockwise from top left, Ava Brummel, Jamie Hackert, Matthew Mintle, Grayson LeCompte, Clara Huyser, Will Conover, Ben Squires, Jett Kramer, Robin Hackert, Conner Routier, and Eloise Huyser. Lynnville-Sully High School students were a...
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Turkeys and tip-toeing through the Tulips By Megan Pothoven

We are not much of Tulip Time goers, despite our Dutch heritage, but that did not hold us from visiting the tulips a few weeks prior to the festival. The kids’ favorite part was, of course, the Jaarsma cookie they got to munch on as we strolled through central park. I know one of the highlights...
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History rewritten as both L-S teams claim SICL conference titles

What is better than winning the SICL Conference title on your home track? Both teams accomplishing the feat! The Lynnville-Sully boys and girls track teams are SICL champions after dominating the SICL Conference Meet on Tuesday, May 5: Front row, from left, Emma Parkinson, Morgan Hay, Tatum Huyser, Brilynn Tice; second row, Addison Van Soelen, Trinity Owen,...
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Hawks smash personal, school bests in final regular-season meet

Emma Parkinson takes the baton from Kate Harthoorn in the distance medley that finished in second place. Parkinson dug deep and had a tremendous kick in the home stretch to pass competitors for silver. Just two nights after both Lynnville-Sully teams won the SICL conference championship, the teams were back on the track for Newton’s Cardinal...
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Conference golf in the books

It was a beautiful day to golf 18 holes for the Lynnville-Sully girls golf team on Monday, May 11, for the 2026 SICL Conference Tournament held at Oskaloosa Golf in Oskaloosa. The Hawks came in 10th with 494 team points. BGM (363), North Mahaska (395), and Montezuma (414) claimed the top- three team finishes at the...
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Marian Hood, 85

Marian Hood, 85, passed away May 7, 2026, at The Cottages in Pella. Funeral Mass was held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, May 12, at St. Mary Catholic Church in Pella. Burial will take place at a later date in Calvary Cemetery in Pocahontas. Memorials may be given to Hospice of Pella. Marian Frances Hood, daughter of...
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