I’ve been collecting some “why” questions for awhile and recently someone sent me several so I think I have enough for a column.
Why do supermarkets make the sick walk all the way to the back of the store to get their prescriptions, while healthy people can buy cigarettes at the front?
Why do people order double...
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Fire Departments’ report given
The Sully Fire Department was called on Wednesday, Mar. 18, at approximately 5 p.m. to a small grass fire out of control at 7456 Hwy. T38S, Lynnville. They were on scene for about 15-20 minutes, assisted by Lynnville Fire Department. Sunday night, Mar. 22, at 9:40 p.m., both departments were called to the same address...
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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers – 3/26/15
Many people told me I would be so bored since I don’t work anymore.
As of yet, that has not happened. It helps when you do most of your jobs wrong the first time. It takes twice as much time to get it done the second time and sometimes a third time.
I wanted to remove some...
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1st State Bank in Lynnville welcomes new loan officer with rural Iowa roots
Zachary Guinn has always had a connection to farming. And now he’s hoping to use that connection to help area farmers and others as he serves as a new loan officer at 1st State Bank in Lynnville.
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Zachary Guinn, new...
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Zachary Guinn, new...
Art and academics celebrated at L-S
Lynnville-Sully students in grades K-12 shared their talents with the community at the annual Art Show and Academic Fair on Monday, Mar. 16. The high school gym was transformed into a colorful art gallery with walls of fantastic artwork inviting parents, friends, and family to marvel at the work of talented artists. The art gallery...
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L-S budget cuts result in three staff reductions
The Lynnville-Sully School Board of Education unanimously approved the staff reductions of Matt Rasmusson – high school principal, Damian Imhoff – K-12 academic inter-ventionist, and Monica Lanser – high school library associate, resulting in $164,137.23 savings to the 2015-16 general budget. Numerous guests, mostly L-S staff, attended the Mar. 16 meeting, but no one requested...
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Co-Line Repair Shop going strong after 36 years
With the retirement of Co-Line Repair Shop employee Gaylord De Jong after 24 years with the company, some customers have wondered if Co-Line still does farm and commercial repair. The team in the Repair Shop would like to assure all that the shop is still open and is ready to tackle whatever projects customers bring...
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