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HANNIBAL — The Hannibal City Council on Tuesday night reviewed and revised the ballot language for Proposition 1, its request for a half cent city sales tax increase which will

HANNIBAL — Changes are being considered that would make two city of Hannibal departments operate more efficiently.

PALMYRA, Mo. — The city of Hannibal is the sole owner of Shinn Lane after the Marion County Commission approved giving up the small portion that it owned.

HANNIBAL — To help pay for new lighting at its airport the city of Hannibal is pursuing a state grant. The Hannibal City Council approved the first reading of a

The city of Hannibal recently purchased 13 properties from the Marion County trustee that were not sold during the third offering at the county tax sale.

HANNIBAL — After seeing several accidents at the intersection of Church and South Maple streets, John Paul Tomko recently asked the city to install illuminated stop signs at that location.

HANNIBAL — It has been over a month since the last baseball game was played in the summer of 2021 at Clemens Field in Hannibal. That does not mean the

HANNIBAL — The city of Hannibal hopes to use a state grant to help pay for the replacement of aging runway lights at the airport. During Tuesday night’s meeting of the Hannibal City Council at city hall the department of public works was granted permission to apply for a Missouri Department of Transportation aviation grant to be used to replace runway lights, the Precision Approach Path Indicator and Runway End Identifier Lights at Hannibal Regional Airport. “Currently our runway...

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 — The Hannibal Parks and Recreation Department has decided that it wants to purchase a dredge in order to keep the new marina accessible to boaters. However, the decisions do not end there. “We have got to decide if we want to rent the dredge the first year and make sure it is 100 percent what we want. It is significantly cheaper to do that versus making a major outlay. We hope to make that decision soon,” said Andy Dorian, the city’s director of central services, d...