Mary Lou Montgomery

HANNIBAL — In a defined sense of ownership, born of a lifetime of traipsing the hilltops and valleys that uniquely compose Hannibal's Riverside Cemetery, Peter Danielsons probably stands alone in comprehension of, and the composition of, the grounds where so many of Hannibal's finest are at rest.

of 3 HANNIBAL — It seems that 91-year-old Betty Miller was born to perform.

A young Hannibal boy received a gunshot wound to the abdomen while standing in line to enter St. Joseph's Academy, historically located at the junction of Broadway and Maple Avenue.

HANNIBAL — In 2006, Hannibal native, Nora Creason, and her husband, Don Metcalf, looked to Hannibal as their retirement haven.

HANNIBAL — Sometime prior to All Hallow's Eve, Oct. 31, Lindsey Artz plans to open the doors to a new business venture at 205 North Main Street: Evolve Tattoo Removal.

Charles C. Anderson, known for his crime-fighting tenacity, served as Hannibal's city marshal from midyear, 1878, continuing into the following spring.

TAYLOR, Mo. — It wasn't until her son, Elliot, was born that Kate Dougherty and her husband, Tony, became aware that there are people who are scared of people with disabilities.

of 3 HANNIBAL — Roy Hark is a familiar fixture in Hannibal, to visitors and residents alike.

Hannibal area native, educator and author, Gregg Andrews, remembers a particular summer in the late 1950s, spent at the Hannibal YMCA, which was located on the northeast corner of Center

RALLS COUNTY, Mo. — It has been 25 years since historian and author Gregg Andrews, a native of the Monkey Run region of Ralls County, introduced a generation of readers