Suzuki cello students Clayton Leuchtenberg, Gentry Jones, Julia Lewis and Esther Wai with cello instructor Kayla Schoeny
A historic postcard of Al Fresco Park
Peoria Women's Club
Peoria's skyline
Kayaking at Sankoty Lakes
Chris Ober at Black Band Distillery
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A Playful Headquarters
by Jonathan Wright

A 1920s-era warehouse building in Peoria is now headquarters to one of the most popular arcade games of all time.

New Year, New Beginnings
by Michael J. Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation of Peoria

An exciting new development is set to bring commercial and residential tenants to the Warehouse District.

Peoria’s First Black Female Millionaire
by James Agbara Bryson

Annie Turnbo Malone was a shrewd businesswoman, philanthropist, entrepreneur and servant leader.

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Life Along the Illinois River
by Molly Crusen Bishop

As the faces and times changed, the river has remained a constant thread. 

Looking Up: Q&A With Michele Sullivan

Sullivan’s first book, Looking Up, will be published by Harper Collins Leadership on February 25, 2020.

Potential in Old Houses
by Mae Gilliland Wright

The @cheapoldhouses Instagram account frequently highlights older homes in Peoria that are on the market.

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Cliff & Jodie Vieira in front of the Hello Peoria mural
Pop-A-Shot's new headquarters at 918 SW Adams
Visitors enjoying the gallery
The Regenerative Farm to Hospital Pilot team: Harold Wilken, Golda Ewalt, Erin Meyer, Lenore Beyer and Carol Hays at Janie’s Mill
A historic photo of Cinder Point
A rendering of the Adams and Oak project on the 800 block of SW Adams which will have an entirely new retail section in Peoria’s Warehouse District.
Annie Turnbo Malone, Peoria's first African American female millionaire
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PM Art
Nature’s Ever-Changing Moments
by Mae Gilliland Wright

Local photographer Julie Dodge focuses on nature’s hidden beauty in central Illinois.

A Very Subtle Beauty
by Mae Gilliland Wright

Artist Ann E. Coulter uncovers meaning in the wide-open Midwestern landscape.

Demystifying the Gallery Experience
by Erin Buczynski, Bradley University

Galleries can communicate an imposing presence, but they are meant for all of us.

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Celebrating Bodies of All Sizes
by Mary Beth Cooper, Curvicality

Why I started a national, body-positive women’s magazine based right here in Peoria

The Craft + Drink Experience
by Jonathan Wright

Crafted DIY Studio & Bar promises a unique space to drink and socialize while participating in a variety of crafting projects.

Take 10: Carol Rapp

Ten things you didn't know about the managing broker at Gallery Homes...

P.S.Blog

An Evening of Comedy to Battle Child Abuse

On Friday, February 28, 2020, the Pediatric Resource Center will host “There’s Nothing Funny About Child Abuse – An Evening of Comedy” at The Broadway Lounge at the Waterhouse.

Submitted by amanwaring on February 17, 2020 - 12:38pm

Behind the Scenes: February 2020

With multiple new businesses about to come online in Peoria’s Warehouse District, this month’s focus on development could not have come at a better time.

Submitted by agray on January 31, 2020 - 12:07pm

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