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Java Jive Named in Top MO Tasty Eats A regional magazine devoted to discovering all the great places Missouri has named Hannibal's Java Jive as a place you can find the Top 8 Tasty Treats Under $10. In an article called "Tasty Treats Done Dirt Cheap," Missouri Life Magazine said, "With its bright yellow, blue, and pink exterior, Java Jive stands out as a gathering place for locals and tourists alike. Located in historic downtown Hannibal, it's a welcoming place to relax over breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or just to grab a coffee." Missouri Life went on to highlight menu items like Java Jive's�...

1 of 2 Best friends and co-founders of 2 Besties Biscuits Paula Brown and Angela Brown have hosted the Operation: Feed the Furballs fundraiser for the Northeast Missouri Humane Society since 2017, providing 17,977 meals for animals at the shelter. For 2021, Finn’s Food and Spirits and Java Jive will have the pink boxes for sale through April 30. Each purchase provides seven meals, and the pink boxes will also be for sale online throughout the year. COURIER-POST PHOTO/CONTRIBUTED

Townsquare Quincy/Hannibal Townie Awards 2021 Local businesses have always been an integral part of the fabric of our community, and supporting these businesses has never been more important. Townsquare Quincy/Hannibal is committed to standing with local businesses, and the people who bring them to life and make them special. So we are very proud to introduce our inaugural Townsquare Quincy/Hannibal Townie Awards for 2021. Enter your number to get our free mobile app The Townies are our way of honoring some of the local businesses that help define the unique character of the Quincy/Hanniba...

Musical Chairs music 25 Dec 2020 Tami Neilson, one of the biggest and most acclaimed voices in local music, speaks about her life and career covering gospel belters to classic country. She retells how love led her to New Zealand and away from her native Canada where she grew up as a touring musician in her family band. Audio