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FFA 2015 harvest wraps up

Several Lynnville-Sully FFA members recently completed harvesting 35 acres of soybeans on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the FFA Land Lab located near Searsboro. Under the leadership of FFA advisor and agriculture teacher Mr. Brian Lowry, several FFA members partnered with generous community volunteers to complete the 2015 harvest. [caption id="attachment_516535" align="alignright" width="300"]Members... 			
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Fall fun with friends for DTCC preschoolers

Preschool students at Diamond Trail Children’s Center (DTCC) of Lynnville took their learning outside the classroom the last two weeks of October for fun field trips that coincided with their studies of fall and fire safety. [caption id="attachment_516531" align="alignright" width="300"]Mrs. Watson’s afternoon DTCC preschoolers gather in front of a Lynnville Fire Truck:... 			
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Sully Plumbing adds new warehouse

A new 50’ x 86’ shop/warehouse is shown under construction by a Key Cooperative crew last month (at right) and is now nearly completed west of Sully Plumbing and Heating on the southwest corner of the Sully square. “We have rented various buildings over the years and are very excited to have everything at one...
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Grassley recognized for casting 12,000th vote in U.S. Senate

Senate leaders this week recognized Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa for casting his 12,000th Senate vote early Friday morning, Oct. 30. Only 17 senators in history have cast more votes than Grassley. In addition, no senator serving today has gone as long as Grassley has without missing a vote. Grassley has cast 7,474 consecutive votes. Since Grassley...
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Pastor’s Pen: For the good of others

By Brian Ochsner, Sully Christian Reformed Church pastor In his book “Invitation to a Journey,” Robert Mulholland Jr. writes, “Spiritual formation is a process of being conformed to the image of Christ for the sake of others.” And while each part of this definition has great weight in helping us understand what it means to be...
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‘West Side Story’ presented at PCHS

This past weekend, the Pella Christian High School Theater Department put on a production of the classical musical “West Side Story.” The play first opened in 1957 and has been very prominent among directors. It is an adaption of the well-known and loved story of Romeo and Juliet. It portrays two young kids, madly in...
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Group exercise classes now offered to members for $10 per month at DTFC

Change is never easy, but it can create opportunities for growth and improvement. The most recent policy change at the Diamond Trail Fitness Center (DTFC) is the payment adjustment for group exercise classes, led by Tashia Ehresman. The DTFC Board of Directors voted last month to change the current policy, allowing members to sweat through...
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