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Rodney “Rod” Hoegh

Rodney Scott “Rod” Hoegh, 66, of Urbandale passed away Thursday, Dec. 8, 2016, after a 12- year battle with prostate cancer that had spread to his bones and liver. A memorial service was held Dec. 13 at New Hope Assembly of God Church, Urbandale. Memorial contributions may be given to Hope Ministries or the Danish...
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Touching tribute for a basketball legend

One day after his father passed away from cancer, L-S basketball standout and 1997 alum Robby Hoegh stepped back on the gym floor that once was a second home for him, a gym both he and his father have wonderful memories of. Hoegh addressed a packed gym full of Lynnville-Sully and Montezuma fans in between...
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Community Christmas rings in holiday season

Area residents braved one of the first snowfalls of the season to attend Sully’s Community Christmas on Saturday morning, Dec. 10, but the weather meant a slightly smaller crowd than usual. The light dusting of snow accompanied those attending open houses of Sully-area businesses who opened up their doors in holiday spirit and offered goodies...
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Pastor’s Pen – 12/15/16

We all knew it was coming. No matter how much we wish it wouldn’t happen, we know that eventually the weather is going to turn cold, and the snow is going to follow. We were spoiled with such a nice warm November, and now December is getting us back! I have always lived in the Midwest....
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Hawk teams sweep HLV handily

The Lynnville-Sully varsity basketball teams traveled to Victor and came away with a pair of victories on Tuesday, Dec. 6. Both teams relied on a lot of turnovers to win by comfortable margins. “First half, we were a little slow starting the game,” noted L-S Coach Jerry Hulsing. “We didn't have the energy we needed on...
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Home meet, Monte invitational open L-S season

The Hawk wrestlers traveled to Montezuma for the 2016 Montezuma Wrestling Invitational on Saturday, Dec. 3, for the second event of the season. While there, they faced wrestlers from BGM, East Marshall, Lone Tree, Marshalltown, North Mahaska, Montezuma, Pella, Pleasantville, Tri-County, and Waukee’s junior varsity. The Hawks ended up sending two wrestlers to the finals,...
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