Baseball, softball, and local county fairs are in the books, and it’s now time to think about the start of the 2017-18 school year.
Lynnville-Sully registration will be Aug. 7 and 8 from 1-4 p.m. and 5-7:30 p.m. in the high school library. Registration forms were attached to the school newsletter sent out in mid-July, which...
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Total Rehab transitions to full-time hours at Sully location
Continued growth has sparked the need for additional open hours at Total Rehab’s Sully location. Starting Monday, Aug. 7, the new hours will transition to 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. This is the physical therapy business’ fifth time expanding hours since the office opened at the Diamond Trail Fitness Center just over a year...
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Long keeps customers’ best interests in mind as technology advances
Internet availability and speed are going to get even better for customers of the Killduff, Lynnville, and Searsboro Telephone Companies. Improvements in the technological world are taking place at rapid speed, and Don Long of Knoxville, owner of the Killduff, Lynnville, and Searsboro Telephone Companies, is committed to providing customers access to the most updated...
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Too hot to cook! By Julie Van Manen
The last couple of weeks, we have experienced days that are just plain too hot to cook! Sometimes it is a great excuse to eat out; however, that is not always a viable option. Grilling is also another way to keep the heat out of the house. (Last week it was so hot that even...
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‘Extremely competitive’ summer schedule ends with L-S girls at 18-12
Coming off last summer’s fourth-place conference finish, the Lynnville-Sully softball team was able to move up a ranking this year, tying for third place with Colfax-Mingo. Despite losing three seniors, including Kasiah Ehresman who set a base stealing record, the Hawks still led the SICL Conference with stolen bases this year. The Hawks not only...
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Successful baseball season highlighted by highest SICL finish since 2001
After placing second last year in conference play, the Hawks were left hungry for a conference championship. This year, they helped themselves, winning their first conference championship since 2001. They lost three seniors from 2016, but the team stepped up to fill their shoes and put together an overall record of 16-8.
The L-S boys started...
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Eleven L-S ball players, one coach honored in SICL
A number of Hawks recently learned they have garnered all-conference honors in the South Iowa Cedar League.
For the L-S baseball team, which placed first in the SICL this summer, those named to the first team all-conference are senior Tyler Van Zante (pitcher), junior Carson Dunsbergen (catcher), junior Elijah Collins (infield), and senior Caden Dunsbergen (outfield)....
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