Pile driver

Iola city crews keep busy relocating truckloads of snow from city streets.
Chase Appling with the City of Iola’s Streets and Alley Department adds to a mountain range of snow several hundred feet long at the end of S. Washington Ave. in Iola Wednesday afternoon. City crews have been busy throughout the week removing snow from city streets, creating a perfect spot for snow forts, castles, sledding slopes and the like. Photo by Susan Lynn / Iola Register
by Susan Lynn-Register editor
Published: January 29, 2026
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Iola city crews keep busy relocating truckloads of snow from city streets.

City crews have been busy throughout the week removing snow from city streets.

Chase Appling with the City of Iola’s Streets and Alley Department adds to a mountain range of snow several hundred feet long at the end of South Washington Avenue in Iola Wednesday afternoon.

City crews have been busy throughout the week removing snow from city streets, creating a perfect spot for snow forts, castles, sledding slopes and the like.  

Another blast of bitterly cold air is forecast to return Friday and Saturday before seasonal temps return Sunday.

Susan Lynn-Register editor

Susan joined the Register in 2000 and succeeded her father, Emerson Lynn, as editor and publisher in 2001. He was at the helm from 1965 to 2000. The fourth generation of her family to publish the Register, Susan has also served as president of the Kansas Press Association and the William Allen White Foundation. She currently serves on the Kansas Commission of Judicial Conduct. She attended the William Allen White School of Journalism at the University of Kansas. She has a liberal arts degree from Western Washington University and a master’s of library science from Wayne State University. Susan is married to local physician Brian Wolfe. In their free time they love to travel, spend time with their grandchildren and take advantage of Iola’s amazing trails.

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