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Sully Fire and Ambulance Department invites the public to view live propane training

Ensuring public safety is always the priority of the Sully Fire and Ambulance Department. To add advanced knowledge and skills to their resume, volunteer department members will be participating in a propane training exercise courtesy of the Iowa Fire Service Training Bureau on Saturday, Oct. 14. The Sully Fire and Ambulance Department is inviting the...

Cooler fall temperatures roll in on recent weather roller coaster

A harvest sunrise just north of New Sharon. After experiencing several days of near record or record high temperatures in late September and early October, area residents are finally reaching for hoodies and sweatshirts as cooler weather has officially arrived with the start of the fall season. The roller coaster of weather over the past week included...

From the Kitchen: Meet the Morvant family

By Megan Pothoven Homesteading is becoming a more popular trend for families to take on, including a Sully-area native, Tayler Morvant. Tayler grew up in Knoxville and married Travis Morvant, an L-S alum, in 2011. Their family now resides in Volga, SD, where Travis works for Jason Van Kooten...

Steps for rezoning shared at Sully Council meeting, discussion of possible rezoning not allowed Monday night

Sully City Council met in regular session at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 9, at Sully Community Center. Present were mayor Brent Vander Molen, city clerk Barbra Maasdam, public works director Jeremy Behun, council-members MaryCarol Cross, Tim LeCompte, Dan Stouthammer, Justin Van Soelen, and Jon Van Wyk. Guests present were Rod Jansen, Brad Uitermarkt of city’s...

Exchange of property by City of Lynnville and Diamond Trail Feed continues to move forward

Lynnville City Council met in regular session at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 9, at Lynnville City Hall. Mayor Roy James called the meeting to order with council members Bev Van Maanen, Terry Fraker, Kevin Arment, Mark Newberg, and Mark Lageveen present. City clerk Bev Arthur, city maintenance director Nick Arthur, and guests Rahn Savage,...

Hawks overpower MSTM Blue Devils with 465 offensive yards

The Lynnville-Sully Hawks racked up 465 offensive yards – 330 on the ground and 135 through the air – in the 33-12 victory over the Martensdale-St. Marys Blue Devils on Friday, Oct. 6. The football team started the day with a team breakfast held in the Art Gallery due to no school that day. A few hours...

Mark E. Hoffert, 62

Mark E. Hoffert, 62, died Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023, peacefully at his home after a battle with pancreatic can-cer. A memorial service was held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 10, at Newton Church of the Way. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Mark’s name (checks made payable to Susan Hoffert) to be used for a...

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Sully Fire and Ambulance Department invites the public to view live propane training

Cooler fall temperatures roll in on recent weather roller coaster

From the Kitchen: Meet the Morvant family

Steps for rezoning shared at Sully Council meeting, discussion of possible rezoning not allowed Monday night

Exchange of property by City of Lynnville and Diamond Trail Feed continues to move forward

Hawks overpower MSTM Blue Devils with 465 offensive yards

Mark E. Hoffert, 62

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