Category Archives: News

  • Home
  • Category Archives: "News"

Character Counts at L-S

Character Counts at L-S
All Lynnville-Sully students and staff celebrated Character Counts week Oct. 25-28. The week was filled with fun activities and gave students the opportunity to display the six pillars of character. The high school Character Counts Committee, made up of Mrs. Nicole DeBoef, school counselor; Mrs. Lisa Foster, learning and systems leader; Mrs. Tara Conover, K-12 art;...
Read more

The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin – 11/3/16

The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin – 11/3/16
Well, for the last two weeks, things at the house have gotten a little out of control. To the point where I've just caution taped-off areas no one should enter. At this time, it's pretty much every room in the house. It's basically become the Halloween haunted house. Haunted with dishes of meals past. Weave around...
Read more

Local elementary brothers raise money for Stella

On Monday, Oct. 24, a pair of brothers from the Lynnville-Sully community decided to set up a lemonade stand to raise money for nine-year-old Stella Turnbull, who is living with SMA. Fifth-grader Kyler Agan and his brother, third-grader Boston Agan, decided to help the community on their day off. The boys, with some help from fifth-grade...
Read more

Hardin co-directs fourth school production

The production of this year’s musical “South Pacific” has been guided through the leadership of co-directors Lexus Waymire and Melinda Hardin. Hardin is the high school English teacher as well as the speech and drama coach. This is her seventh year at L-S and her fourth L-S School production. Hardin grew up near Indianola and graduated...
Read more

Pastor’s Pen – 11/3/16

Recently, I found myself in a hospital elevator with two other people. Now, I don’t know about you, but I’ve noticed very few people will make eye contact in that brief 30 seconds or so. Why? It’s kind of awkward to begin with. Usually no one knows anyone else, and what happens when you do make...
Read more

‘Election choices range from bad to worse’

“Election choices range from bad to worse” screamed the headline. I clipped the article with this headline back at caucus time. At the time, I had no idea how bad could get worse but it did. I’m a registered Independent so at caucus time when asked, I told people I’d let the Republicans and Democrats...
Read more