A deer is cited as the cause of an accident Friday morning which left a Bowling Green man with serious injuries.
A Louisiana woman suffered minor injuries in a one-vehicle mishap Friday afternoon in Pike County.
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Darrin Gordon has been named the next general manager of the Hannibal Board of Public Works.
PALMYRA, Mo. — A carbon monoxide leak recently prompted an evacuation of the Marion County Jail in Palmyra.
Deb Brown is bringing her unique approach and fresh ideas to the region with a Small Town Workshop from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 22, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Monroe City, Mo.
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HANNIBAL — Hannibal Mayor James Hark welcomed guests and members of the Tri-State Task Force Summit to the Hannibal Y’Men’s Pavilion on Thursday morning, with several speakers sharing ideas to…
Brian and Sheryl Frierdich weren’t sure if their dream of owning a home would come true, but persistence paid off.
Students in the Hannibal area are getting a second chance at free help to complete their Free Application for Federal Student Aid this summer.
HANNIBAL — The number of people becoming “hooked” on fishing in Hannibal is rapidly growing, according to members of the Hannibal Parks and Recreation Department.
HANNIBAL — Participants in the Hannibal Arts Council’s upcoming Arty Party can explore the arts in a whole new way by way of an art experience with no art experience required.
HANNIBAL — The Hannibal Arts Council is looking for art submissions featuring the bee.
Members of the Palmyra Board of Education approved the budget for the 2021-2022 school year during their regular meeting on Tuesday, June 8.
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HANNIBAL — Members of the Hannibal High School Pirate Pride Band were eager to perform the National Anthem on Wednesday at a unique venue, playing before the St. Louis Cardinals take the field…
HANNIBAL — The city of Hannibal’s tree-planting project along Broadway is nearing the midway point and Kristy Trevathan, chairwoman of the Hannibal Tree Board, thinks it is about time to celeb…
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HANNIBAL — Local farmers are reaching the final stages for replanting crops like corn, after the early part of the season brought cooler temperatures and excessive moisture levels.
LOUISIANA, Mo. — Friday marks the passing of an area Catholic priest who was part of a landmark freedom of speech case.
FULTON, Mo. — Westminster College announced two local students were among 140 seniors who officially received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the institution on May 8.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Nearly one in five Missourians receives emergency food assistance each year.
PERRY, Mo. — Elizabeth Trower, of Perry, Mo., a senior at Mark Twain Senior High School, is one of four students in Missouri to win the 25th annual Project 21 Scholarship competition sponsored…
BOWLING GREEN, Mo. — A teenage driver was seriously injured Tuesday morning in a two-vehicle accident involving a train in Pike County.
SHELBINA, Mo. — District 1 of the American Legion Auxiliary met Sunday, June 6, 2021 at the Teachenor Post #376 in Shelbina. After a joint prayer, Pledge of Allegiance and Preamble with the Po…
HANNIBAL — Hannibal-LaGrange University announced pastor, actor and Marine Ken Bevel will be the keynote speaker for the 80th Annual Booster Banquet.
QUINCY, Ill. — Mississippi Valley Historic Auto Club will host a car show from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, June 13, at the Quincy Museum, 16th and Maine Streets, in Quincy Ill. The car sho…
Three queens, a prince and a princess were crowned at the Miss New London Pageant at New London Park Days on Saturday.
HANNIBAL — Loaves and Fishes will honor its volunteers with a Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon from 12:30-2 p.m. Sunday, June 27, at the Rialto Banquet Hall, 601 Broadway in Hannibal.
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HANNIBAL — Members of Brownie Girl Scout Troop 9197 completed an ambitious project to save endangered Monarch butterflies, sharing their research and efforts with Beth Haven residents on Frida…
HANNIBAL — Plans are being made to add a second disc golf course in Hannibal’s Huckleberry Park.
HANNIBAL — Cecelia Ann Hulse, of Hannibal, is a new junior member of the American Angus Association, reported Mark McCully, CEO of the national organization with headquarters in Saint Joseph, Mo.
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Palmyra native Amanda Lewis will join Miss Missouri candidates from across the state, their pageant directors and families in the heart of Missouri on Monday, June 14, to kick off a week fille…
Editor’s note: The following is adapted from a story that originally appeared in the 2015 book “One More Thing” by award-winning print and broadcast journalist, historian and public relations …
PERRY, Mo. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Mark Twain Lake is excited to announce the annual Halloween Walk will be held Friday, October 15 and Saturday, October 16 at the Indian Creek C…
ST. FRANCISVILLE, Mo. — Fort Pike was the kind of deterrent that often gets overlooked by history, but the short-lived garrison briefly kept Missouri safe during the Black Hawk War.
HANNIBAL, Mo. — The Board of Directors at the United Way of the Mark Twain Area are excited to welcome Lillie Ford as their 2021 Summer Intern. Her first day with the organization was June 2.
Kylie Janes, of Monroe City, was recently named to the Dean’s Honor Roll at Oklahoma State University.
Two Hannibal High School graduates received scholarships from the Hannibal Chapter BR of P.E.O., an organization celebrating the advancements of women.
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BOWLING GREEN, Mo. — The heritage inside Honey Shuck reflects the determination of Champ Clark and the people who have preserved the house and the immense collection of memorabilia over the ye…
HANNIBAL — The eight diesel generators that the Hannibal Board of Public Works has primarily kept in reserve for the last half decade are to be sold. The HBPW Board approved declaring them sur…
MONROE CITY, Mo. — Weather permitting, Missouri Department of Transportation crews will perform overlay operations on Route M in Monroe County from Thursday, June 10 through Tuesday, June 15,.…
BOWLING GREEN, Mo. — North East Community Action Corporation President and Chief Executive Officer Don Patrick has announced that Kirsten White, of Frankford, Mo., has been promoted to the pos…
PALMYRA, Mo. — A patriotic tradition is set to fill Palmyra’s Main Street on Saturday, June 12, as the Palmyra Flag Day Parade and Main Street Cruise returns.
MEXICO, Mo. — Teens from across the state of Missouri, their pageant directors and families will travel to the heart of Missouri June 14 to kick off a week filled with rehearsals, talent perfo…
Recent Hannibal High School graduate Sydney Hart has been named as the recipient of the 2021 James O’Donnell Memorial Athletic Scholarship.
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HANNIBAL — A team effort between the Harry S. Truman Veterans’ Hospital and the Columbia Veterans Center brought a variety of programs and resources to Hannibal for local veterans and their fa…
HANNIBAL — When the Hannibal City Council next meets on Tuesday, June 15, it will once again consider submitting a letter of support for a study to be conducted regarding a proposed highway by…
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HANNIBAL — Judges in the Tenth Judicial Circuit will set up safety measures on a case-by-case basis, as part of a forthcoming order from Presiding Judge Rachel Bringer Shepherd and following t…
PALMYRA, Mo. — Mallory Sublette, reigning Miss Heartland’s Outstanding Teen, knew the third annual Crown & Sash Dash 5K fundraiser would make a substantial difference for children in Palmy…
New London Park Days marks its 35th anniversary Friday and Saturday as the community tradition returns to the Ralls County Courthouse grounds in New London.
BOWLING GREEN, Mo. — Weather permitting, Missouri Department of Transportation crews will perform seal coat and overlay work on routes in Pike County. Please see the dates and locations below.
HANNIBAL — Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital and the Columbia Vet Center are teaming up to provide area veterans with services such as Veterans Health Administration enrollment, and …
LOUISIANA, Mo. — An Eolia man suffered moderate injuries Wednesday afternoon in a one-vehicle crash in Pike County.
