The Lynnville City Council met in regular session on Monday, Apr. 10, at Lynnville City Hall with all councilmembers present, as well as city clerk Bev Arthur, city maintenance director Josh DeWitt, and guests Eric Lanser, Jeff Arment, Linda and Garrett DeHoedt, and Faye Brand.
Amendments to the agenda included a building permit for Eric Lanser...
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Record attendance at LSCEF Daddy-Daughter Dance
A Hawaiian luau greeted nearly 100 area girls in grades kindergarten through fifth grade and their dads or male chaperones for Lynnville-Sully Community Education Foundation’s (LSCEF) third annual Daddy-Daughter Dance on Saturday night, Apr. 1, in the L-S Middle School gym. The event was open to all girls in the community. Lynnville-Sully, Sully Christian, and...
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Spring Women’s Retreat held at Heart of Worship
Lynnville Heart of Worship was pleased to welcome Angela Conover Patterson as the special guest speaker for the church’s annual Spring Women’s Retreat this past Saturday. There was a spirit of joy as 60 ladies came with open hearts to enjoy Patterson’s message, worship from the Heart of Worship band, interactive games, and a luncheon...
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First outdoor meet, first win for L-S boys
After winning 13 out of 19 events – including six of seven relays and three field events – it’s safe to say the Lynnville-Sully boys dominated their first outdoor meet of the year. The boys were named meet champs at BCLUW (Conrad) on Tuesday, Mar. 28, continuing the winning spree from last year. The Hawks defeated...
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Girls track takes fourth at Belle Plaine
An excited L-S girls track team headed to Belle Plaine on Tuesday, Mar. 28, ready to get the outdoor track season rolling.
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Mariah Vos clears a hurdle in the 400-m hurdles.[/caption]
The Hawks faced a handful of SICL teams as well as a couple of non-conference...
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Mariah Vos clears a hurdle in the 400-m hurdles.[/caption]
The Hawks faced a handful of SICL teams as well as a couple of non-conference...
First- through fourth-grade spelling bee held
While most students don’t like to study spelling words, some students not only study them, they like to compete with them. On Thursday, Mar. 30, eight elementary students in first through fourth grade got the chance to show off their spelling abilities.
This is the fifth year the L-S elementary and middle schools have offered the...
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Beyer to retire after 38 years at L-S
On Friday, May 26, Mr. Dwight Beyer will teach his last class at Lynnville-Sully. Mr. Beyer will be moving to Hannibal, MO, to be with two of his daughters and five of his grandchildren.
Beyer was born in 1952 in the Grinnell hospital. He was raised in Searsboro and attended its grade school from kindergarten through...
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