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A local food pantry is expanding its hours.

The continued high Mississippi River levels has again resulted in a change of venue for an annual Hannibal event.

A long-time member of the local faith community was the winner of the Hannibal Chamber of Commerce Pacesetter Award.

A federal grant gives a financial boost to a program administered by Douglass Community Services.

A total of $26,500 in grant money was handed out Tuesday to 19 area non-profits from the Samantha Otte Youth Opportunity Fund with the Community Foundation Serving West Central Illinois and Northeast Missouri.

Volunteers are busy today with projects at six partner agencies of the United Way of The Mark Twain Area.

Over 1,100 children benefited from the recently completed 2016 Toys for Tots program.

The drive is on to help hundreds of students in the Hannibal school district with supplies for the upcoming school year.

Hannibal's training program for the community's at-risk youth is continuing with a fundraiser that began at Christmas time.

If there were ever an organization that's all about having a good time for a good cause, it's the Hannibal Jaycees.