Animals seized, owner sought
Hannibal police were seeking a suspect Friday afternoon in what they called an animal neglect and abuse case.
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Share the Harvest
Cherity Green, Hannibal Wal-Mart manager, presents a check for $1,200 to Dave Dexheimer, executive director of Douglass Community Services, while Conservation agent Matt Markley and Steve St Clair from the Marion County Health Department look on.
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The light and dark side of change
It took a war, economic breakdown, rapid growth of some kind, and in this case the industrial age, changes in traditions, and unpreparedness by a cocky government to inform the people, that ultimately led to one of the most horrific eras in World history.
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Fire department looking for ways to innovate
The issue: Finding innovative ways to accomplish projects.
Our stance: The Hannibal Fire Department continues to use ingenuity to accomplish department goals.
Downtown Hannibal taking on holiday look
Downtown Hannibal is starting to take on a holiday look. Friday morning, members of the Hannibal Parks and Recreation Department could be seen installing a large light display next to the Hannibal Convention and Visitors Bureau on Mark Twain Avenue.
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HLG names 2008 alumni award winners
Hannibal-LaGrange College recognized the annual alumni award winners during Homecoming at the alumni banquet on Friday, Nov. 7. Dr. Benny F. Tucker was awarded the Distinguished Alumnus Award, Larry B. Craig was given the Outstanding Service Award, and Erica M. Henry Baldwin was named the Outstanding Young Alumnus.
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City council to decide fate of local Tour of Missouri bid
If the Tour of Missouri pro bicycle race comes to Northeast Missouri in 2009, its course will first take it through council chambers at Hannibal City Hall. At the Tuesday, Dec. 2, meeting of the city council, members of that body will be asked permission to proceed with the city’s application.
Will Tour of Missouri pedal through Hannibal?
The two-year-old Tour of Missouri could be making its first detour into Northeast Missouri next September if a local group has its way.
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Rhodes travels to China
Steve Rhodes of Fishers, Ind., videophotographer for WTHR-TV, Channel 13, in Indianapolis, Ind., r...
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Downtown officer program draws praise
Program that will regularly place Hannibal police officers on foot or bicycles in downtown Hannibal is d...
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HPD officers to spend more time in downtown area
Hannibal Police Department launches program that will have more officers either on foot or bicycles in d...
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