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Hawk fans undeterred as winter wallop continues

PHOTO BY TAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY

Mother Nature continues to remind us winter is in full swing as another round of bitterly cold temperatures, sleet, and snow hit the area. On Thursday, Jan. 11, a rain and snow mix and cold temperatures caused havoc for commuters. Lynnville-Sully Community School District and Sully Christian School cancelled classes...
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Top honors for JVM Cattle Company at National Western Stock Show

Jordan and Tayler Vander Molen, owners of JVM Cattle Company, took 15 head of South Devon cattle to the 2018 National Western Stock Show (NWSS) in Denver, CO, and came home with a lot more hardware and banners to hang – work the couple will gladly take on in their quest to raise high quality...
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WOODEN SPOON by Shelly Rankin

It's mid-January, already! Can you believe it? Other than time flying by, per usual, I've discovered another thing that binds us as humans. What is it, you ask? It is how cold it has been in the last month. Now, as many of you know because I don't stop harping about it, my day job...
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Hawk teams split with Grand View Christian

The gym in Sully was packed with excited fans as the Hawk basketball teams hosted Grand View Christian in non-conference matchups on Friday, Jan. 12. By the end of the night, the L-S girls had picked up their 10th win of the season while the Hawk boys came up short at the hand of the...
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Wayne Duals prove difficult for six-member L-S team

The Lynnville-Sully wrestlers made the long trip to Corydon on Saturday morning, Jan. 13, for a dual-style tournament against some challenging competition. The short-handed Hawks finished the day at 0-5 at the Wayne High School Duals. The L-S boys’ closest dual of the day was against Southeast Warren/Melcher-Dallas in which the Hawks fell 36-24. Senior Carson...
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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers 1-18-2018

We all know how cold and miserable our weather has been. I’m just glad I’m not driving a truck like I did for so many years (my entire working life). The first thing I would do every morning was crawl under the trailer I was going to pull. I would have a sledge hammer and would pound...
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