audio telehealth
February 14, 2023 | By Megan Duncan Muddy River News Correspondent
HANNIBAL, Mo. — Communicating with healthcare providers can be as simple as a phone call away thanks to a medical practice that began during COVID. Tamitha Ague has watched the success of audio telehealth through her 77-year-old father navigating his healthcare. After a hospital stay, Ague’s father won’t have a follow-up appointment until March. While…
Read Full Article April 19, 2025
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: MACKENZIE FINLEA
Current Weather

51°
TODAY
Rain this morning. Thunderstorms likely by evening. Rain will be heavy at times in some storms. A few storms may be severe. High 69F. Winds ESE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Rainfall near an inch.
MON

69°
50°
TUE

81°
57°
WED

79°
58°
THU

80°
60°
FRI

70°
53°
Trending Stories
-
‘Shocking and unexpected’: Recently recognized Officer of the Year let go days later by Quincy Police Department
QUINCY — Gabriel VanderMaiden, whose quick actions helped save the lives of a police officer and a civilian 15 months... -
Canfield out immediately as CEO of Blessing Health System; Tranor new chief operating officer
QUINCY — The Blessing Corporate Services Board of Trustees Wednesday announced two management changes, with Brian T. Canfield stepping down... -
Gough: Hannibal council run-off angst causes supporter to threaten lawsuit
Remember when a situation involving April Azotea's sales tax license for her business was brought to the public's attention during... -
It wasn’t a baby shower, it was a storm at Blessing Hospital as four sets of twins are born
QUINCY — Four families enjoyed the births of twins at Blessed Beginnings, the birth center at Blessing Hospital, during the... -
Multiple civil penalties issued to both candidates vying for 2nd Ward seat on Hannibal City Council
HANNIBAL, Mo. — Mike Dobson asked at a candidate forum last month why constituents should trust April Azotea, the woman...