The Sully Fire and Ambulance Department invites all community members to attend the Saturday, Oct. 20, open house that will include a freewill donation meal, equipment tours, LifeFlight landing, Smoke House demonstration, and more at the fire station located at 601 5th Street in Sully.
At 4:30 p.m., LifeFlight will arrive at the Sully Airport. The...
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Grant funding provides Lynnville playground with pops of color

Saturday, Oct. 13, the temperature was only in the 40s, but at least it wasn’t raining as it had been at other times the Sugar Creek 4-H Club planned to paint the playground equipment at Lynnville Ballpark. Members bundled up in coats and hats for the club’s community service project Saturday, and soon the smell...
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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin
Another month has passed us by, oh, so quickly! As has fall. I mean, snow? This time of year is made for eating. We can eat our way through the cold, dark months together!
Let’s start with this recipe. It’s a keeper. Well, we thought it was, anyway! We hope you do too! This is something...
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L-S XC boasts three top ten conference medalists

The Lynnville-Sully cross-country team displayed their improvement and season’s hard work at the conference meet on Thursday, Oct. 11. The meet, originally scheduled for Tuesday at North English, was held at BGM due to soggy conditions.
The girls came away from the night with a second-place finish behind Belle Plaine by just six points. Three Hawks...
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Hawks dominate in win over rival Warhawks

Coming off last week’s 45-6 win, the Lynnville-Sully football team commanded the field once again on Friday, Oct. 12, against North Mahaska. With five first quarter scores, the Hawks quickly took control and held the lead for a 48-14 win.
L-S wasted no time, scoring on the first drive. The Hawks positioned themselves at the 50-yard...
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L-S takes first in SICL silver play, JV season wraps up

The Hawks displayed their dominance on Thursday, Oct. 11, after taking first at the South Iowa Cedar League Silver Quad tournament. Lynnville-Sully’s silver bracket first-place finish granted them fifth place overall in the conference and advanced their record to 14-12.
The Hawks opened against North Mahaska, who they beat in three rounds. In the first set,...
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Certified enrollment holds strong at 502 for Lynnville-Sully School
The Lynnville-Sully Board of Education met in regular session on Monday, Oct. 15, in the high school library. Board president Tim Dunsbergen called the meeting to order with board members Jer Schnell and Gerry Van Dyke, board secretary Karla DeCook and administrators Shane Wheeler, Teri Bowlin, and Shane Ehresman present. Guests included Lisa Foster, Jill...
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