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Early visionaries set stage for today's Folklife Festival - hannibal (opens the original)
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Published 4:29 pm Wednesday, September 16, 2026 As the Hannibal Arts Council prepares to celebrate the Folklife Festival’s golden anniversary on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 17 and 18, 2026, there arises an opportunity for deep reflection upon this unique autumn tradition: How it began, the internal forces that keep it moving forward, and its significance to the community. Two legendary visionaries, each with family roots embedded deeply within Hannibal soil, are credited with the motivation to lau
McUmber-House ties past, present for 50th anniversary Folklife poster - hannibal (opens the original)
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Published 4:15 pm Saturday, August 15, 2026 The Hannibal Arts Council unveiled its official 50th anniversary Folklife Festival poster on Thursday night at the organization’s annual meeting, signifying the start of the season of celebration. Sarah McUmber-House, a graphic artist who has been involved in the Hannibal arts scene for nearly as many years as the festival has been an autumn tradition, was selected to create a poster representative of past seasons. For 2026, she created a design that s
Old organ promised a new life in Hannibal music venue - hannibal (opens the original)
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Published 2:01 pm Wednesday, July 29, 2026 By MARY LOU MONTGOMERY, Special to the Courier-Post Carrie Griffen’s transformation of the century-old Methodist church building at 901 Broadway into the Hannibal Music Academy Performance Hall has taken yet another step forward. Since her work began on the evolution of the church-to-studio project two years ago, the time-honored structure at Ninth and Broadway has become an important midtown educational and entertainment venue. The venue offers both vo
Historic banking building transitions into Vino 573 - hannibal (opens the original)
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Published 4:19 pm Saturday, July 18, 2026 By MARY LOU MONTGOMERY, Special to the Courier-Post HANNIBAL — In 1858, Tilden R. Selmes (1804-1870) commissioned the construction of a banking building at 211 Center St., two blocks west of the Mississippi River in downtown Hannibal. The business did not survive the ensuing Civil War years, but the building itself did. Now that same structure, located at 211 Center, serves as half of the space utilized by one of Hannibal’s newest business ventures: Vino
EMBRACE collecting school supplies for foster care families - hannibal (opens the original)
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Published 3:12 pm Wednesday, July 15, 2026 By MARY LOU MONTGOMERY, Special to the Courier-Post EMBRACE is a local nonprofit organization that helps meet the needs of children associated with the 10th Judicial Circuit’s foster care program. That encompasses the counties of Marion, Ralls, and Monroe. Now that July is half over, the focus of EMBRACE is to prepare children cared for by the foster system for school. Volunteers partner children with donors who will provide their school supplies. “We g
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