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Farm to Table: April is Meat on the Table Month

Farm to Table: April is Meat on the Table Month
It was an exciting day when Iowa Governor Reynolds signed a proclamation declaring April Meat on the Table Month in support of Iowa livestock producers who provide highly nutritious food that feeds our state, nation, and the world. We truly celebrated two weeks ago as we welcomed a new group of calves and pigs to...
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L-S Board approves Friday, May 28, as last day of school for students; mask requirement will continue through end of school year

  The Lynnville-Sully Board of Education met in regular session on Monday, Apr. 19, in the high school library. Highlights of the nearly three-hour meeting included approving students’ last day of school for current school year, listening to parent concerns on mask requirements, approving 2021-22 district calendar, understanding ESSER Funds, and approving contracts and resignations. President Tammy...
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Lynnville-Sully’s dual-sport athletes thrive this spring

Lynnville-Sully’s dual-sport athletes thrive this spring
  There isn’t a lot of down time for two Lynnville-Sully student athletes who are tearing it up on both the track and golf course this spring sports season. Callista Hackert, a junior at L-S and the daughter of Jamie and Cindy Hackert of Lynnville, and Greenlee Smock, the sophomore daughter of Jamie and Vanessa Smock of Sully,...
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L-S golf fares well against SICL teams

L-S golf fares well against SICL teams
Freshman Kyler Agan takes a swing for the Hawks.  By Megan Pothoven Boys and girls at Colfax The Lynnville-Sully Hawk girls and boys golf teams challenged the Colfax Tigerhawks at the Colfax Golf Course on Thursday, Apr. 15. Winning the gold in team points were the L-S girls with 236 points, defeating Colfax who had 257 points. The...
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Hawks face tough competition at Pella Christian, take silver at Nevada

Hawks face tough competition at Pella Christian, take silver at Nevada
Kale Ehresman positions himself in the blocks, held by sophomore teammate Conner Maston, as he awaits his 400m dash at the PC Invitational.    By Carter Dunsbergen PC Invitational The boys track and field team faced tough competition at the Pella Christian Invitational on Tuesday, Apr. 13. The Hawks took fifth place amongst some bigger school competition. The Hawks were...
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Short-handed Hawks persevere, take home fifth, third-place team finishes

Short-handed Hawks persevere, take home fifth, third-place team finishes
Elizabeth Elliott and Allie Van Wyk fly over the hurdles in the 110m race at the Pella Christian Invitational The duo placed 12th and 11th respectively. By Elizabeth Squires PC Invitational On Tuesday, Apr. 13, the L-S girls track team competed at Pella Christian and came home with fourth place. “We knew going into the meet that there were a...
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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers Apr. 22, 2021

  My daughters have now taken over my well-being. They tell me what I should eat, what time to go to bed, etc. It is not going very well because I don’t follow their demands. They think I should tie my shoes. I have not tied my shoelaces for 15 years, ever since I got so old...
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