Each year members of the Hannibal Heritage Chapter, DAR collect items to send to the troops. Included are snacks, personal care items, and books and DVDs.
You may have seen this ad in the paper recently.
The Courier-Post is looking to collect game day recipes for the upcoming Super Bowl.
Jack of Hearts Court, 2011: Gus Meyer escorted by Hannah Kruse, Dalton Powell escorted by Melanie Blase, Kameron Christal escorted by Jordan Lee, Kane Laks escorted by Laura Meidle, Jack of Hearts Joel Shrum escorted by Micaela Luebrecht, Alec Voss escorted by Kaitlyn Edge, Mitch Nichols escorted by Abby Conn, Cody Powell escorted by Haylee Murray.
The weather turned cool and breezy as the sun set in the western sky Thursday night.
The lights of Clemens Field glowed to provide sight for Hannibal-LaGrange baseball players and their opponent for a fall exhibition game, but next to the clang of aluminum bats and the faint cheers of a small crowd, the neighborhood was fairly quiet.
With just 20 minutes left in the six o’clock hour, a number of cars began to pull into the parking lot at the James O’Donnell Funeral Home. People began to file into the building, however, this wasn’t for final respects and a moment to say good-bye to a loved one. This was for answers, this was for a progressive step forward, this was for the future of Riverside Cemetery.
18U Black Ice Softball Team placed second at the ASA State Softball Tournament June 23 and 24. They also finished tied for fifth at the NSC Recruiting Tournament in Overland Park, Kan., and third June 3 through 5 in the East vs. West Tournament in Jefferson City, Mo.
The High Voltage Fastpitch Softball team competed in the East vs. West Tournament June 4 and 5 in Jefferson City. High Voltage advanced to the championship game of the 16U division before losing to the St. Louis Angels 8-7 in a eight-inning tiebreaker.
In preparation for the 2011 volleyball season, a group of Hannibal Lady Pirates participated in the Licking Summer Camp Tournament from June 15 to 16 in Arnold, Mo.
A Gospel Concert hosted by the Park Chapel Baptist Church Trustee Board will at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 21, at the American Legion Hall in Palmyra, Mo. The proceeds from the concert will be used for the renovation and remodeling of Park Chapel’s parsonage.
The Frankford Worship Center, 500 Main St., Frankford, will have a spring revival at 7 p.m. daily, May 16 through May 20.
The Rev. Daniel (Boone) Allen of Murfreesboro, Tenn., pastor of the Assembly of Christ Church in Tennessee, will be the guest speaker. He is a native of the Frankford area and attended Hannibal Nazarene Church.
George Hinch serves as pastor of the Frankford Worship Center.
The public is invited.
Touchpoint Autism Services of Columbia, Mo, will host a free autism workshop from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 17, at the First Baptist Church of Monroe City, 221 N. Main St. This workshop will feature demonstrations and informational presentations to help attendees understand autism and how it affects people. This workshop is open to the public.
