Like countless other people, Judy Harrington and Rose Burke visited our area’s city-wide garage sales this past weekend. However, what made their journey unique is even though they have no connection to the area, they chose to come here all the way from Omaha.
The cold weather made their shopping “not as fun,”...
It was a night to remember for area girls in grades kindergarten through fifth grade as they got all dolled up and danced under the lights with their fathers or male chaperones at the Fifth Annual Daddy-Daughter Dance hosted by the Lynnville-Sully Community Education Foundation on Saturday, Apr. 13, in the L-S Middle School gym.
Editor’s Note: April is designated as National Donate Life Month to encourage Americans to register as organ, eye, and tissue donors and celebrate those who have saved lives through the gift of donation. Enjoy this second of a three-part series where we highlight people within our community who have been given the gift of life through organ donation.
I hope you have been out enjoying the warm weather and sunshine! After a long winter of snow and ice, it feels nice to get outside and stretch the legs.
The warmer weather has me longing for days on the boat, drive-in movie dates, and, call me crazy, but weeding my...
The Lynnville-Sully boys track team faced a field of solid competition from larger schools at Pella Christian on Tuesday, Apr. 9. As a team, the Hawks placed fifth and earned just one gold medal throughout the night.
“We competed at a great level and are getting better each meet,” said head coach...
The Lynnville-Sully girls competed against some larger schools at Pella Christian on Tuesday, Apr. 9. The girls had experienced several cold nights before arriving at Pella Christian, where the weather was warm towards the beginning of the night and chilly at the end. The team finished fifth out of eight teams, scoring 81.5 points. They were beaten...
BELLE PLAINE MEET
The Lynnville-Sully golf team traveled to Belle Plaine on Monday, Apr. 8. While there, the Hawks went up against Belle Plaine and Iowa Valley.
As a team, the girls had a solid performance, placing second with 220, behind Iowa Valley (213). Belle Plaine didn’t have enough girls to...
