Meg Duncan

Dec 1, 2024 | muddyrivernews.com | Meg Duncan

BusinessCommmunitiesHannibalLocal HappeningsMissouri The Giving Tuesday Charcuterie 2023 charcuterie board winner, selected by guests of the event, was Hannibal Alliance for Youth Success through the Hannibal Public School District. The charcuterie board was sponsored by Century 21 Broughton Team. From left, Lauren Peters, Barbara Broughton, Angela Peters, Andrea Campbell, Whitney Holiday and Sandy Frillman.

Nov 29, 2024 | hannibal.net | Meg Duncan

HANNIBAL — Calvin Jones, a fifth grader at Eugene Field Elementary, plans to open a sports shop one day. Becoming a business owner became a dream of Calvin’s last June when he was introduced to various businesses owners in the Hannibal community through the Kids in Motion (KIM) program at Douglass Community Services. Douglass Community Services is a United Way of the Mark Twain Area’s Community Impact Agency that will be highlighted throughout November.

Nov 29, 2024 | hannibal.net | Meg Duncan

HANNIBAL — Calvin Jones, a fifth grader at Eugene Field Elementary, plans to open a sports shop one day. Becoming a business owner became a dream of Calvin’s last June when he was introduced to various businesses owners in the Hannibal community through the Kids in Motion (KIM) program at Douglass Community Services. Douglass Community Services is a United Way of the Mark Twain Area’s Community Impact Agency that will be highlighted throughout November.

Nov 27, 2024 | muddyrivernews.com | Meg Duncan

CommmunitiesHannibalMissouriMuddy River Vibe Candidates from left were Kathy Riley, Amanda Bowen, Tegan Hagan, Gloria Straube, Brandy Johnson, Alicia Deming, Amy Miller, Christina Merrell and Bonnie Arnold. | Photo courtesy of United Way of the Mark Twain Area HANNIBAL, Mo. — Women of all ages took to the dance floor at the Rialto on Nov.

Nov 26, 2024 | nemonews.net | Meg Duncan

By Meg Duncan, media consultant for United Way of the Mark Twain Area HANNIBAL, Mo — The Rialto dazzled on Saturday, Nov. 9, as women of all ages took to the dance floor in style at the United Way of the Mark Twain Area’s second annual Mom Prom. Combining community service with the ultimate girl’s night out, the event proved a remarkable success in support of United Way’s Everyone Can Help Someone Campaign. Collectively, ten Mom Prom queen candidates raised an inspiring $15,300.