By Pastor Tim Morgan, Kellogg-Pleasant View United Methodist Churches
We are fortunate in Jasper County to have a front row seat for observing the Body of Christ in action. God gave us the Apostle Paul to explain how that Body functions, so that when it does, we can correctly understand those actions. In 1 Corinthians 12,...
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Ryder Cup brings in over $2,700 for local libraries

The Ryder Cup Golf Tournament sponsored by the Sully Lions Club was held Saturday, July 25, at the Diamond Trail Golf Club in Lynnville. This was the 14th year for the tournament. Forty-eight golfers teed off and played 27 holes of golf using the Best Ball, Best Shot, and Alternate Shot game formats. More than...
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Hawk girls, coach earn honors at state, district, conference levels
Following a tremendous 37-4 season ending with a fifth-place finish at the state tournament, multiple Lynnville-Sully softball players earned post-season honors.
After leading her team on the pitching mound at the state softball tournament, L-S senior Madison Rasmusson was selected to the Class 1A All-Tournament Team on Friday, July 24. Rasmusson was also chosen to play...
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Hawk girls finish fifth for third straight year at state
The Lynnville-Sully Hawks were looking to redeem themselves in Wednesday’s consolation games after their loss to River Valley the day before. The Hawk girls, not willing to end their season on losses, dominated the games, and showed the real side of Hawk softball.
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Bison Day at Neal Smith NWR Saturday
Take a step back in time at Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge’s Annual Bison Day!
All ages are welcome to spend a day on the prairie and discover the wonders of the bison. The FREE event will take place on Saturday, Aug. 1, from 10 a.m-3 p.m.
Activities include arts and crafts, games, scavenger hunts, discovery hikes,...
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Iowa’s fading farms
(Editor's Note: Missy Doll is no longer a Lynnville-Sully teacher and has found her volumes of "Iowa's Fading Farms-Student Interview Project." Permission has been granted to print some of these interviews as space is available. Appreciate the past while thoughtfully contemplating America's farming future! Unedited essay follows.)
Farm, Life, Education
By Morgan De Jong, Mar. 30, 2005
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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin – 7/30/15
This week's article is a clipping from our blog! I know not everyone has the opportunity to have access to it, so I wanted to share what all happened last week. Plus, I don't have a working kitchen at the moment, so take-out and restaurants have been frequented way too much lately! Might as well...
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