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Palmyra Road sidewalk project completed ahead of schedule - Vimarsana News

Palmyra Road sidewalk project completed ahead of schedule

HANNIBAL — Despite encountering some weather-related delays, the Palmyra Road sidewalk project has been completed earlier than expected.

Hannibal purchasing truck capable of multiple tasks - Vimarsana News

Hannibal purchasing truck capable of multiple tasks

HANNIBAL — The city of Hannibal is purchasing a truck capable of meeting multiple municipal needs.

Plans being developed for nature area at airport - Vimarsana News

Plans being developed for nature area at airport

HANNIBAL — Plans continue to be developed that would see a roughly one-acre plat of land at Hannibal Regional Airport converted into a prairie area that features native vegetation. During a recent meeting of the Hannibal Park Board, Andy Dorian, the city’s director of central services, reported having talked with representatives of two of the Hannibal Parks and Recreation Department’s prairie restoration project partners, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources and the Master Naturalists. Among the preliminary plans is for a controlled burn to occur in the designated prair...

Lifeguards are in high demand as pool season nears - Vimarsana News

Lifeguards are in high demand as pool season nears

HANNIBAL — The coronavirus pandemic resulted in many public pools remaining closed a year ago. With the summer swim season rapidly approaching a shortage of lifeguards may have the same

Recently planted trees flourishing in downtown Hannibal - Vimarsana News

Recently planted trees flourishing in downtown Hannibal

HANNIBAL — Trees planted in recent years in the downtown Hannibal area are doing well, according to members of the Hannibal Tree Board. Some of the newest plantings occurred last fall off of South Main Street, where a grove of Bald Cypress went into the ground. According to Tree Board President Kristy Trevathan only three of 70 trees did not survive. “That is a pretty good track record,” she said. ”It looks good down there.” According to Trevathan, two of the trees in the grove were literally pulled out of the ground. Another tree had been run over by a vehicle. Treva...