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Brad Ruben is a talented regular player at the World Series of Poker(WSOP) who has bagged four gold bracelets. Yet, he hadn’t won a WSOP Circuit gold ring before winning the WSOP Circuit Choctaw Main Event on November 6. Still, he received a $250,140 first-place prize.

The WSOP Online concluded Tuesday with several players winning their first bracelets over the last week and Justin Saliba scoring his second.

Christopher Staats defeated Dan Smith in heads-up play to earn his first WSOP bracelet and $111,609

HANNIBAL - The youngest Hannibal Warriors recently celebrated a milestone achievement as dozens of students participated in a UPK graduation ceremony.

OSWEGO - To celebrate National Reading Month, the Hannibal Central School District launched several literacy initiatives in March.

Part of the complicated legacy of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan is years of agricultural development work done by National Guard teams, including one from Iowa.

Iraq and Afghanistan veteran Chris Hernandez felt his stomach turn as news broke that...

CENTRAL SQUARE — It’s that time of year again. School district budgets and school board elections loom before the voters of the county’s nine districts. On May 18 all will be decided. This article will look at two of those districts, Central Square and Hannibal and their respective superintendent’s views of their district’s budget, the state aid their district received, and the tax rate they are asking their community to approve. Also covered will be the upcoming school...

CENTRAL SQUARE and HANNIBAL – It’s that time of year again. School district budgets and school board elections loom before the voters of the county’s nine districts. On May 18 all will be decided. This article will look at two of those districts, Central Square and Hannibal and their respective superintendent’s views of their district’s budget, the state aid their district received, and the tax rate they are asking their community to approve. Also covered will be the up...

Share During the fall 2020 semester, BUILD members at Texas A&M University converted six shipping containers into four Texas Aggie Medical Clinics (TAMCs) and two Texas Aggie Educational Units (TAEUs). The student-led organization with the help of fellow Aggies logged more than 9,000 volunteer hours. BUILD collaborated with The REACH Project, which will receive a medical clinic and two of the educational units that will be used to provide medical and educational services to Texas A&M’s essent...