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HANNIBAL — City officials have moved to clarify the status of a potential data center project after weeks of speculation circulated on social media, saying…

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PALMYRA, Mo. — There is plenty of experience and talent on the Palmyra defense. Palmyra returns four All-Clarence Cannon Conference defensive selections and a total…

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JEFFERSON CITY — Lt. Stephen M. Burgun, currently assistant director of the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Water Patrol Division, will transfer to the agency’s Gaming…

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PALMYRA — HomeBank and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines will present a combined $322,000 to 12 Missouri nonprofit organizations during a series…

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CHAMPAIGN — The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service has published a rule aimed at giving farmers more certainty about wetland determinations that…

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Hannibal officials say no decisions made on rumored data center project

Aquifer study targets local Missouri counties

Demolition of St. Elizabeth Hospital expected to finish by year’s end

Once homeless and fleeing abuse, Hannibal woman now helps others as United Way advocate

Reward now being offered for information related to missing Edina woman

Missouri launches $6.5 million push to expand mobile health care in rural areas

HNB National Bank, Federal Home Loan Bank award grant to Mark Twain museum

Hannibal Regional launches mobile imaging service to reach rural communities

INTERVIEW: Blues Traveler’s lead axman shares his thoughts on live music and more ahead of Saturday show in Quincy

Historic banking building transitions into Vino 573

Missouri primary elections set for Aug. 4

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Fighting for Number Four: Palmyra uses Thomas as inspiration and aim to build upon last season

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Hannibal Arts Council unveils redesigned website featuring local artist’s work

Old organ promised a new life in Hannibal music venue

Hannibal Police Reports: Week of July 19-July 25

Hannibal High grad to retire after 30 years with Missouri Highway Patrol

Free art festival for kids returns to Central Park Aug. 1

Evening night hike planned at Sodalis Nature Preserve

Disc golfers brave heat for Don Crane Memorial tournament at Huckleberry Park

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Hannibal man found hiding under couch after burglary in progress

Two juveniles arrested in connection with stolen vehicle

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Senior-led Panthers defense ready to roll

Brothers in the backfield: Augspurg’s lead the Palmyra offense

Titletown Tradition: Monroe City embraces its football team

Layne’s World: Chinn highlights Monroe City defense

Panthers lean on DeGrave to lead new-look offense

Crime & Justice

JWCC grad transferred to Missouri State Highway Patrol Gaming Division

Man seriously injured after falling from towed boat at Mark Twain Lake

Missouri toughens penalties for alcohol-related driving accidents

Semi crash in Ralls County leaves two injured

Missing autistic boy found safe inside vacant Griggsville home

Business

HomeBank, Federal Home Loan Bank to award $322,000 to Missouri nonprofits

Missouri’s back-to-school sales tax holiday returns Aug. 7-9

Missouri gas prices surge nearly 20 cents as Persian Gulf tensions rattle oil markets

First Mid Insurance Group ranks among nation’s top 100 brokers

‘Explore Blessing’ event to give high school students look at healthcare careers

Community

USDA issues rule clarifying wetland determinations for farmers

Women in Agriculture Workshop set for Sept. 9 in Ewing

Enrollment open for Show-Me-Select Replacement Heifer Program

Center for Human Services launch Missouri’s first mobile accessibility center

State Historical Society of Missouri seeks proposals for local history preservation grants

Education

Hannibal-LaGrange to induct Class of 1976 into 50-Year Club

Culver-Stockton College receives $1.4 million legacy gift

Missouri opens Fast Track workforce grant applications for 2026-2027 year

Nick Freitas to headline Hannibal-LaGrange Constitution Day event

School supply donations sought for Pike County

Health & Wellness

Missouri opens nearly $40 million grant program for rural health facilities

Community to hold benefit fish fry for local woman fighting breast cancer

Adams County health officials investigate cluster of cyclosporiasis cases

Breast cancer support group to focus on lymphedema education

Hannibal Regional renews support for YMCA health and wellness programs

Agriculture

Community Foundation awards $30,000 in grants for local agricultural education

Cicada killers: Summer’s misunderstood giants

NEMO programs benefit row crop, livestock producers

Missouri distributes nearly $45 million to landowners for soil and water conservation

Northeast Missouri grazing school set for Aug. 25-27 in Williamstown

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