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Jim Magnuson celebrates retirement from Key Co-op

The U.S. cooperative story dates back to the mid-1700s and is even tied to Founding Father Benjamin Franklin. Though a new concept in the colonial era, a “mutual” company was a model in which a group of citizens could own and run it for the benefit of its members. More than 300 years later, this...
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Former L-S players reunite on court for annual game

The sixth annual Lynnville-Sully Men’s Community Basketball Games drew 25 former players and current Hawk fans to the L-S gym on Saturday, Mar. 11, united in their love for the game. “I can't believe we have been doing this for six years now,” said L-S JV Coach Joel Harthoorn, a 1997 L-S alum and coordinator of...
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SICL Indoor Meet sets the tone for boys’ track season

South Iowa Cedar League teams headed to Grinnell College for the season-opening indoor meet on Monday, Mar. 20. The college’s indoor track is only 200 meters around. Due to timing problems, some events didn’t have times recorded. Though individual events were given places, there were no team places, so the returning conference and district champion L-S...
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Hawk girls look competitive at first meet

The SICL Indoor Meet at Grinnell College gave the Lynnville-Sully girls a chance to get their feet wet as the 2017 track season gets rolling. The Monday event was an important one as it gave conference teams a chance to see how they and their competition look this year. However, no team scores were kept. Due...
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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin: Pancakes

Hello, again, everyone! As some of you know, I'm obsessed with two things: Pancakes and donuts. Making one at home is much easier than the other. Every Saturday, we feast on pancakes and whatever other breakfast food the littles request, but ALWAYS pancakes. Usually, I make Pioneer Woman's Sour Cream Pancakes because they are a grand slam...
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Visiting warm climate is fabulous

A friend and I got away from the Iowa winter for a few days earlier this month, and Florida’s warm climate was simply fabulous. The warmth and sunshine were enjoyable. Even the one day the sunscreen didn’t completely work was okay too, as well as the chillier day we chose to visit a beach. We...
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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers

I have dealt with many so-called professional people in my life who were not what I would call professional. At one time, my job description would have been a professional driver. What a joke! I remember things about my driving I would not call professional. Ron Swank and I drove two old Detroit diesel-powered 18-wheelers owned and...
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