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Rare sycamore tree grows tall at Carter residence

Rare sycamore tree grows tall at Carter residence
Towering above one of Sully's oldest homes, built in 1892, is a monstrous sycamore tree. Loren and Sheryl Carter live at 603 8th Avenue, and he thinks the sycamore in their backyard is the biggest and oldest tree in Sully. Sycamores aren't typical trees on the plains of the Midwest and are rare in this...
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Lynnville City Council takes care of monthly business in short one-hour meeting

The Lynnville City Council met in regular session on Monday, Aug. 8. Councilman Mark Newberg was absent. Guests included Tom Smalley, Dale Flander, Barb Hoogeveen, Shirley Dunsbergen, and Faye Brand. The agenda was approved. The minutes of the July meeting and city and payroll claims were also approved. In old business, the parking lot by the ballpark...
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Hartgers arrested

Nicholas Craig Hartgers, 29, was taken into custody Aug. 3 at a residence located in the 1800 block of West 4th Street North in Newton following law officials’ plea for help from the public for his arrest, according to a news release from the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office. Jasper County Sheriff’s Deputies, the Newton Police...
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Congressman Loebsack visits Sully to learn about propane autogas

Congressman Loebsack visits Sully to learn about propane autogas
United States Congressman Dave Loebsack, serving Iowa's second congressional district, spent an hour in Sully on Monday afternoon, Aug. 1. The Iowa Propane Gas Association (IPGA) is hosting four of these town hall sessions with Iowa representatives rather than going to Washington, D.C., and hoping to catch the government officials. Deb Grooms, executive director of...
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Locals experience SHARE food bagging day

Locals experience SHARE food bagging day
SHARE Iowa is a local food co-op that depends on its volunteers to keep food prices low. Each month, people can order from SHARE and expect high-quality food. One of the suggestions of the program is to volunteer at least two service hours a month, which a few of the Sully SHARE members went above...
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From the Kitchen: Tayler Vander Molen

Tayler Vander Molen vividly remembers a time when one of her baking creations was not exactly a smashing success. Tayler had created a Smash Cake, which is a decorated cake created for the purpose of a one-year-old to destroy it, hopefully yielding some fun photo opportunities. However, this particular Smash Cake fell on the way...
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Press INKlings: Celebrate the yellow condiment

I think people either really like mustard or really dislike it. Did you know this Saturday, Aug. 6, is National Mustard Day? Who would have thought the yellow stuff had its own day? And, it also has its own museum! National Mustard Day is held annually on the first Saturday in August. Last year, a record...
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