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Public media around area look to chart a new path after federal funding cuts a reality of Rescission Bill; LaHood voted for ...
Particularly cruel’ cuts will not only gut newsrooms, but will put safety, especially for those living in rural communities, ...
ArtsPartners of Ce ntral Illinois announced 10 winning works and artists for the 2025 Sky Art Peoria program, made possible in partnership with Adams Outdoor Advertising. In the adult division, the ...
For shy people, (and aren’t we all?), smiling is the easiest and most effective first step to enjoying getting to know people. And, after all, isn’t that what it’s all about?Read more → ...
At-large City Councilman Zach Oyler’s action at a recent council meeting raised eyebrows. Oyler made a motion to reconsider the council’s unanimous decision to impose a 1% grocery tax, effective Jan.
Passing of first mayor Bryant DeFrance and construction of new City Hall renews focus on future. His dedication modeled a standard for public service, embodying the spirit of “Neighbors Serving ...
The fiberglass bison springing up around Peoria County are more than just a clever pun on “bicentennial.” They’re also an homage to the powerful bovine that once called the vanished prairies of the ...
There are No Bad Parts, only pure, authentic expression. “After Before,” an upcoming exhibition by Kelly Scarfe (kellyscarfe.com) at MUSE Gallery (musemorton.com), is a richly layered exploration of ...
The working class has become the latest cash cow of the ultra rich. These people never stop putting their hands in our pockets one 12-month, no-interest deal, special offer or sports betting app at a ...
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Good to see plans for two new amphitheaters and Scottish Rite; congrats to Generals Hal Fritz and Dan McDonough; now sing! It’s the holiday season. A time to be thankful and joyful. Let’s put behind ...
Here’s looking forward to more rewarding discussions, like why lower cost of living adjustments for Social Security could actually be a good thing Read more → ...