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New YMCA program offers activities to Hannibal students after school
Each day after school lets out at 2:45 p.m. in Hannibal, between 30 and 60 middle school and high school students walk up the hill to the YMCA of Hannibal to hang out. A new YMCA program aims to add structure to their time at the facility.
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Proposed tax rate set at Hannibal School Board meeting
The Hannibal Board of Education approved the district's proposed tax rate during a short meeting Wednesday.
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New rage room allows people to smash away stress
Outrage, a rage room where people can smash and trash their stress away, opens Monday in Hannibal.
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Hannibal boy to compete in Greece in world karate championship
A Hannibal boy is representing the United States in Greece this October after placing in the World Kickboxing and Karate Union U.S. trials.
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Gov. Parson challenges himself, others to better market Missouri and its tourism
Tourism is the one Missouri industry that annually makes a profit, Gov. Mike Parson said during a roundtable discussion on tourism Monday at the Mark Twain Museum in Hannibal.
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Vaughn leaves Kids in Motion to help communities start similar programs
Amy Vaughn tears up when she reflects on the hardest part of saying goodbye to Kids in Motion, Teens in Motion and Douglass Community Services on Wednesday.
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Rendezvous attendees experience history
HANNIBAL, Mo. -- For Susan Welker, the Bear Creek Rendezvous represents more than getting an up-close-and-personal glimpse at Native American culture. It's also a way for her to connect with her ancestry. Welker, a Hannibal resident for more than a decade
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Mark Twain Dinette to start selling bottled root beer this month
For decades the Mark Twain Dinette in Hannibal has been synonymous with root beer, whether it be the frosty mug the drink is served in, that first cool gulp on a hot day or the large root beer mug sign outside of the restaurant. Soon, people will be able
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Girl, 9, is collecting dolls to give to CASA
Millie Stewart, 9, loves her dolls, and she has plenty of them. She's been wanting to do something nice for others for a while, but she didn't know what to do to help.
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Four get mayoral commendations for beautification work in Hannibal
Four men who beautified areas around municipal facility signs were given mayoral commendations by Mayor James Hark during the Hannibal City Council meeting Tuesday.
