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HANNIBAL — In 1858, Tilden R. Selmes (1804-1870) commissioned the construction of a banking building at 211 Center St., two blocks west of the Mississippi…

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LEWISTOWN, Mo. — Defense is an area that Highland has been working on improving on this offseason. New Cougars head coach Mason Swisher has been…

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JEFFERSON CITY — Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed House Bill 1740 into law, enacting sweeping reform to Missouri’s driving-while-intoxicated penalties. Known as “Melanie’s Law,” the…

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HANNIBAL — Average gasoline prices in Missouri rose 16.6 cents per gallon over the past week, reaching $3.67 per gallon Sunday, according to GasBuddy’s survey…

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PALMYRA — The 49th annual Palmyra Art Show will take place Wednesday, Aug. 5 through Saturday, Aug. 8. Hours for the show, open to students…

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Historic banking building transitions into Vino 573

Missouri primary elections set for Aug. 4

Hannibal Regional renews support for YMCA health and wellness programs

EMBRACE collecting school supplies for foster care families

Hannibal Regional marks major construction milestone for Kirksville cancer center

Council sets schedule for selecting 2nd Ward replacement

Study shows Missouri parks spark $1.5 billion economic boom

Students learn cooking basics at Kitchen Kamp

Regional meeting highlights river issues, opportunities

Commissioners withdraw Finney from consideration as Quincy interim police chief

Wentzville man faces felony drug trafficking charges following Hannibal traffic stop

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Highland leans on Schultz, skill players for offensive production

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Evening night hike planned at Sodalis Nature Preserve

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

Hannibal Police Reports: Week of July 12-July 18

Hannibal man found hiding under couch after burglary in progress

Two juveniles arrested in connection with stolen vehicle

Program to explore Bear Creek at Sodalis Nature Preserve

Miss Missouri’s Teen coming to America’s Hometown July 19-20

Hannibal Police Reports: Week of July 5-July 11

Hot summer jazz with Marty Morrison

Alliance Art Gallery features two artists in July with reception July 12

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Highland targeting defensive improvement under new scheme

Swisher sets new direction as Cougars head coach

Angry Birds: Cardinals aim to rebound from down year

Cardinal Caller: Threlkeld leads the South Shelby defense

South Shelby southpaw Hubbard takes over as quarterback

Crime & Justice

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

Kahoka woman injured in single-vehicle rollover near Wayland

Palmyra man sentenced to 11 years in federal prison on drug and firearm charges

Business

Missouri gasoline prices jump nearly 17 cents as Persian Gulf tensions persist

Public hearing on Ameren energy project set for Eolia

Mark Twain Casino announces free fireworks display for 25th anniversary

Small business optimism climbs in June as sales expectations improve

Missouri gasoline prices tick upward following collapse of overseas ceasefire

Community

Entries sought for 49th annual Palmyra Art Show

NEMO Knights of Columbus to host tractor cruise benefiting local food pantries

Hannibal-LaGrange to host annual alumni golf tournament in September

Adams County health officials investigate cluster of cyclosporiasis cases

Local students receive more than $211,000 in scholarships from Community Foundation

Education

Hannibal, Lewis County educators in the running for Missouri Teacher of the Year

Palmyra school board prepares for August launch of childcare center

Three Northeast Community Action Corporation employees complete federal weatherization training

Hannibal-LaGrange University names Keith and Kristyn Getty as Booster Night artists

Culver-Stockton College launches initiative to counter rural attorney shortages

Health & Wellness

Breast cancer support group to focus on lymphedema education

Kids Win Missouri praises child care funding in state budget

Blessing-Rieman nursing graduates achieve perfect pass rate on national licensing exam

Riedel Foundation awards $8,000 grant to reduce unintended pregnancies

Missouri Department of Social Services expands rural nurse home visiting program

Agriculture

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

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

Maximize margin by minimizing fixed machinery costs

Middletown farm to host agricultural field day on August 1

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