Kathy Jones, Evan Stumpges and Michelle Perkinson on the Rock Island Greenway behind Trefzger’s Bakery, April 12, 2021. Photograph by Jeffery Noble
Sandra Leathers tragically lost her son Andre to gun violence on June 29, 2020.
During the pandemic, LifeLine Pilots saw an increase in the need for free flights for medical care far from home. Jamie's trip from Peoria to Mayo Clinic was reduced from six hours to just 90 minutes, giving her more time to spend with family.
Above, a conceptual rendering of the future building at 201 SW Adams in downtown Peoria
Halley holds a stand-up meeting with a Reditus staff member. Photo by Paul Swiech
LOFTIE Spaces & Events offers a variety of short-term loft rentals and meeting spaces, including the selfie room.
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Experience: A Blessing or Curse?
by Todd Popham, Popham & Associates

We do not learn from experience—we learn when we reflect on experience.

Willful Misconduct Disqualifies Unemployment Benefits

Careful and consistent documentation is needed to satisfy the burden of proof.

Why You Still Need A Brick-and-Mortar Storefront in 2021

Four reasons why it’s still important to have a brick-and-mortar storefront for your business—even in 2021.

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The Interconnected Social Determinants of Health
by Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way

If just one building block is unstable or missing, our ability to successfully grow, live, work and age is hindered.

Mysteries Inside the Ag Lab
by Jonathan Wright

In addition to the mass production of penicillin, many other less-heralded products have origins in Peoria's Ag Lab.

A Conversation With Robert Johnson
Peoria Park District Board President

As president of the Peoria Park District Board of Trustees, Robert Johnson helps guide the oldest and largest park district in the State of Illinois.

Alexander Martin, Photo by Nick Viera
The public will be able to enjoy a host of programming this summer at the Betty Jayne Brimmer Center for the Performing Arts. Photo by Jeffery Noble
Future scientists at the Peoria Riverfront Museum
More than three dozen volunteers collect food donations every day for distribution to over 75 local organizations.
Volunteers with food donations
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Diane with Dr. Michael J. Birrer, director of the UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute and a leading research partner with The GCS Project.
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Q&A with Emily Antonacci

Emily Antonacci, known musically as “emily,” has rapidly made her mark on the Peoria music scene over the last year.

American Verses
by Bill Conger, Peoria Riverfront Museum

The yearlong exhibition features seminal works by contemporary Black American artists.

Back Into the Groove
by Mae Gilliland Wright

The Peoria Art Guild offers classes for all ages, and its galleries are once again open to the public.

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Evolution of a Trail
by Mike Rucker, Trail Advocates of Central Illinois

It is possible that no piece of public land in Illinois ever caused as much controversy as the Rock Island State Trail.

Your Next Meal… And Much More
by Chris Evans, University of Illinois Extension

Wild, edible mushrooms are wonderful organisms that can be appreciated for more than just their taste.

Stepping Up to Improve Mental Health Services
by Jaymee Barra, UnityPoint Health – Central Illinois

An anonymous donor will double your donation to sustain services at UnityPlace.

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Behind the Scenes: May 2021

The best part of my job is the variety of opportunities I have to meet so many unique and wonderful people in our community.

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Behind the Scenes: April 2021

Nothing prepares you for an encounter with a Clydesdale foal.

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