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Hannibal City Council prepares for upcoming public hearings

August 3, 2022 — by Jim Dewey

Council members hold three public hearings before the August 16 meeting with the first set for 6:15 pm.

Filed Under: Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri Tagged With: Corey Mahaffy, Hannibal City Council

Hannibal City Council putting infrastructure sales tax revenue to work

July 20, 2022 — by Jim Dewey

Hannibal is one step closer to the replacement of a storm sewer that collapsed several years ago under Union Street. On Tuesday, the city council approved a bid of $705,634 for the replacement of 175 feet of stone archway stormwater conveyance with T&B Trucking and Excavating. The bid was about $45,000 under engineer estimates. The […]

Filed Under: Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri Tagged With: dredge, Hannibal City Council, Hannibal Police Department, marina

Franke reinstated as 3rd Ward council member in Hannibal after judge rules mayor violated due process with suspension

July 4, 2022 — by David Adam, MRN Editor

HANNIBAL, Mo. — Tenth Judicial Circuit Presiding Judge Rachel L. Bringer Shepherd ruled June 27 the City of Hannibal violated the constitutional right of due process for 3rd Ward council member Stephan Franke when it suspended him in January. Mayor James Hark brought impeachment charges against Franke that resulted in his suspension, citing Section 18.08(g) […]

Filed Under: Noteworthy, Top Stories Tagged With: Angel Zerbonia, Hannibal City Council, James Hark, Joe Bednar, Lisa Peck, Rachel Bringer-Shepherd, Stephan Franke

Nacke approved as new HPD Chief

June 8, 2022 — by Jim Dewey

HANNIBAL, Mo. — Hannibal has a new police chief. During Tuesday’s meeting, city council members approved the nomination of Lt. Jacob Nacke to succeed the retiring Lyndell Davis as Chief of Police.

Filed Under: Hannibal, Noteworthy Tagged With: Hannibal City Council, Hannibal Police Department, Jacob Nacke

Hannibal City Council looks at new sculptures for city

April 20, 2022 — by Jim Dewey

At Tuesday’s meeting, Hannibal City Council members heard about a program that will bring three sculptures to the city by early summer.

Filed Under: Hannibal Tagged With: Hannibal Arts Council, Hannibal City Council, Michael Gaines

Hannibal City Council considering exempting smoking at private clubs

April 6, 2022 — by Jim Dewey

The Hannibal City Council heard first reading to a change in the city’s smoking ordinance that will fully exempt private clubs from the smoking ordinance.

Filed Under: Noteworthy Tagged With: Hannibal City Council

Hannibal councilman’s impeachment hearing delayed to April

March 2, 2022 — by Jim Dewey, Muddy River News Contributor

18 or 21 for the hearing. She will now work with Franke and his legal representative to see if either of those dates work. Once the date is set, Hark said the hearing will likely begin late that afternoon and will run for several hours.

Filed Under: Hannibal Tagged With: Hannibal City Council, James Hark, James Lemon, Stephan Franke

Former mayor addresses Hannibal City Council

February 17, 2022 — by Jim Dewey, Muddy River News Contributor

filed several lawsuits against the city related to the open meetings/open records statute of the state of Missouri.

Filed Under: Hannibal Tagged With: Hannibal City Council, John Lyng, Open Meetings Act

Hannibal City Council discusses homeless issue

February 2, 2022 — by Jim Dewey, Muddy River News Contributor

A recently passed ordinance dealing with camping in Hannibal’s city parks was discussed during Tuesday’s meeting.

Filed Under: Hannibal Tagged With: Hannibal City Council, Hannibal convention and visitors bureau, Homeless

Hannibal City Council member facing impeachment

January 19, 2022 — by Jim Dewey, Muddy River News Contributor

articles of impeachment against 3rd Ward Council member Stephan Franke.

Filed Under: Hannibal, Top Stories Tagged With: Hannibal City Council, Hannibal Fire Department, impeachment, James Hark, Ryan Neisen, Stephan Franke

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