The City of Hannibal will be helping residents clean up from Monday night’s devastating storm by providing curb-side cleanup for tree debris, but residents are asked not block streets and sidewalks with this material.
Clean up continues in and around Hannibal following severe storms last night that resulted in significant damage. Marion County Emergency Management Director John Hark estimated that “most” of the city, perhaps as much as 80%, was affected in some way by the storm. The gallery below shows damage from around America’s Hometown. Bookmark this page [...]
As the City of Hannibal picks up the pieces from last night’s storm, many have noticed that there was significant damage to the campus of Hannibal-LaGrange Univeristy and the surrounding neighborhoods. This afternoon, the following statement was released via the HLGU Facebook page.
Marion County Emergency Management Director John Hark made comments to the media regarding last night’s severe storms that caused significant damage to the City of Hannibal. Hark says that an official call on whether or not the storm was a tornado has yet to be made, though weather experts are investigating.
Starting on Wednesday May 15 and on into the weekend Hannibal officers have arrested numerous subjects for their involvement in illegal narcotic activities resulting from a several month investigation by Hannibal Police detectives assigned to narcotic investigations.