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We have had beautiful fall weather this week, The deer triplets and their mother continue to enjoy my crabapples, and they have now discovered the crabapple tree in the backyard. We are thankful Willie O’Brien continues to improve after his health scare. Prayers continue for many in the community, including Sharon Rathbun. Congratulations to Julianna…
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As I sit here typing this column, it is a beautiful morning, cool temps, sunshining and a touch of Fall in the air. It is pretty noticeable that it is to be right around the corner, the corn is starting to turn and some of the beans are also turning. I did notice that there…
Read MoreRegistration Opens for Missouri Governor’s Conference on Agriculture
(JEFFERSON CITY, MO.) – Registration is open for the 51st Missouri Governor’s Conference on Agriculture, scheduled for Nov. 12-13, 2025 at the Wyndham Executive Center in Columbia, Mo. “As a first-generation farmer and proud supporter of our state’s top economic driver, I look forward to joining agriculture partners from across the state in Columbia for this…
Read MoreAugust Marriage Licenses
August 1, 2025Holden Andrew Hudson, Palmyra, Missouri & Anna Elizabeth Gill, Perry, MissouriCameron Jacob Conley, Hannibal, Missouri & Arien Rose Hubbard, Hannibal, MissouriCory Lee Kroeger Sr., Hannibal, Missouri & Helena Nichole Maddox, Hannibal, MissouriJustin Dale Moore, Hannibal, Missouri & Amanda Kae Kindhart, Hannibal, Missouri August 7, 2025Bobby Joe Charlton II, Hannibal, Missouri & Jayme Lynn Zahn, Hannibal, MissouriChristopher Ryan Minks,…
Read MoreLady Panthers Show Fight, Flash in Moberly Invitational Run
MOBERLY, Mo. — The Palmyra Lady Panthers walked away from Saturday’s Moberly Invitational with more than just a 1–2 record — they came away battle-tested, bonded, and brimming with promise. Over the course of three intense games, the Lady Panthers experienced nearly every emotion the game of softball can offer: the grind of a tough…
Read MorePalmyra Cross Country Ready to Run with Heart, Depth, and Determination
As the 2025 cross country season begins, Palmyra R-1 High School enters the year not just with fresh legs, but with a fresh spirit — one defined by enthusiasm, hard work, and a growing sense of purpose. Under the guidance of head coach Nichole Harper, the team is bigger, deeper, and more united than ever…
Read MoreAutumn Harvest Farms Opens 2025 Fall Season with New Location and Corn Maze
Autumn Harvest Farms, pumpkin patch, is excited to begin the 2025 Fall season at their new home located at 8115 US 24, Taylor, Missouri. Opening day for the Fall season is September 13th and will be open each weekend until November 2, 2025. Open hours are Fridays 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Saturdays 10:00 am to…
Read MoreMarion County Endowment Fund Celebrates Local Community Grants
The Marion County Endowment Fund Council proudly celebrated the 2025 Marion County recipients of the Community Foundation’s Community Grant program. During the celebration, the council and local nonprofits highlighted the power of philanthropy and local giving. These grants, made possible in part by the Marion County Endowment Fund, supports organizations working to strengthen the community.…
Read MoreScammers Target Labubu Craze: BBB Warns of Fakes, Fake Sites, and Too-Good-to-Be-True Deals
Kids and collectors alike are on the hunt for the Labubu, a plush toy that comes in many variations. Labubus are in high demand right now, and some rare versions can sell for a pretty penny. And scammers are taking notice: BBB has received scam reports from people who thought they were purchasing authentic Labubus,…
Read MoreFree Prostate Cancer Screenings Offered at Hannibal Regional Medical Group
According to the American Cancer Society, prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in American men. The chance of getting prostate cancer goes up as a man gets older and most prostate cancers are found in men over the age of 55. In recognition of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Hannibal Regional Medical Group will offer free…
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