Danny Henley
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MoDOT's overpass easement request tabled
HANNIBAL, Mo. — The planned replacement of the Third Street viaduct in Hannibal by the Missouri Department of Transportation was a point of discussion and action by the city council → Read More
City willing to accept subdivision infrastructure
HANNIBAL — With construction of the Minnow Creek Subdivision in Hannibal having been completed the subdivision’s LLC recently asked to dedicate its infrastructure to the city for public use. That → Read More
Council approves sale of Valley Street property
HANNIBAL — A parcel of land on Valley Street no longer has the distinction of being “city owned” following action by the Hannibal City Council during its Tuesday night meeting → Read More
Tourism Roadshow coming to Hannibal
Members of the Hannibal City Council have been formally invited to attend the Missouri Division of Tourism’s Tourism Roadshow. The invitation was extended during Tuesday night’s meeting of the council → Read More
Hannibal councilman's impeachment process begins
HANNIBAL, Mo. — The process of removing Stephan Franke from the Hannibal City Council formally began during Tuesday night’s council meeting with the presentation of the articles of impeachment. → Read More
Hannibal implementing new winter weather strategies
HANNIBAL — Following a 2021 winter precipitation-clearing season that was plagued by manpower shortages and equipment failures, the city of Hannibal has adopted new strategies that will be implemented in → Read More
Officials review what infrastructure bill means for Northeast Missouri
The $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was signed into law by President Joe Biden on Monday, and officials in Missouri are exploring how it will directly impact the → Read More
City selling former hotel site
HANNIBAL — The transfer of city-owned property on Mark Twain Avenue in Hannibal was approved Tuesday night during a meeting of the city council at city hall. → Read More
Trout fishing resumes at Huckleberry Park pond
HANNIBAL — Local anglers have something different to try and catch in the Huckleberry Park pond following the release of 700 rainbow trout last week. → Read More
Resolution clarifies Hannibal's limb pick-up policy
HANNIBAL — A resolution clarifying the city’s policy regarding the collection of tree limbs was approved by the Hannibal City Council during its meeting Tuesday night at city hall. → Read More
Sales tax increase to appear on ballot Tuesday in Hannibal
Proposition 1, a proposal that would raise the city of Hannibal’s sales tax rate by one half cent, will appear on the Tuesday, Aug. 3, ballot. → Read More
Masks will be optional for Hannibal School District students
HANNIBAL — In a major change in the Hannibal School District’s pandemic prevention policy, the Hannibal Board of Education has approved starting the upcoming school year with the wearing of → Read More
Revisions to animal control ordinances under consideration
HANNIBAL, Mo. — Revisions to a number of Hannibal animal control ordinances, at least one of which dates back to the 1800s, will be up for consideration when the Hannibal → Read More
Hannibal seeks creation of an airport business plan
HANNIBAL, Mo. — In an effort to better utilize Hannibal Regional Airport, as well as other city-owned land that is located near the airport, the city and board of public → Read More
Hannibal releases 2021 street paving, repair plan
HANNIBAL, Mo. — It will be another busy year working on city streets based on the street paving and repair plan that was finalized this week by the Hannibal Roadway → Read More
Council considers street department job consolidation
The Hannibal Street Department could soon feature an additional full-time position. → Read More
Wastewater providing COVID-19 insights
HANNIBAL, Mo. — A connection between the COVID-19 virus and wastewater is being explored by researchers. Hannibal’s wastewater treatment plant is one of approximately 80 facilities across the state of → Read More
School district awaiting over $1.6 million in payments
HANNIBAL, Mo. — For many, a fiscal comparison between 2019 and 2020 is an apples to oranges proposition. At the end of October 2020 the Hannibal School District’s ledgers showed → Read More
Former hospital redevelopment plans take step forward
HANNIBAL, Mo. — Plans that would see the former Saint Elizabeth Hospital converted into senior housing took a step forward Tuesday night during the Hannibal City Council meeting at city → Read More
City to seek more front-line worker compensation
HANNIBAL — Two months after receiving reimbursement for a portion of the salary incurred by front-line police and fire personnel, the Hannibal City Council on Tuesday night approved submitting a → Read More