I have been threatening to break up with a bad girlfriend for years. She takes more than she gives, hurts people with impunity and has little empathy for those she maims or kills. Our years together have been thrilling. Once…
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Reflections from a Hindu Perspective: Resilience lies in future of ancient traditions
by Dr. Mandar Pattekar • • 0 Comments
History of Hoops: ‘Playgrounds to the Pros: Legends of Peoria Basketball’ gets behind scenes of River City roundball
by Brian Ludwig • • 3 Comments
Nature Rambles: Bald Eagle Marathon means more nests in central Illinois
by Mike Miller • • 0 Comments
Heat Waves — In Red & Black: PAYS to provide water like it’s a human right
by Community Word Staff • • 1 Comment
Lion’s Den: Negro Leagues Museum shows baseball diamonds are girls best friend
by Daniel McCloud • • 0 Comments
Bill Knight: Defending Democracy, citizens, never stops; up next are local races
by Bill Knight • • 0 Comments
Arts Alerts: February kicks off with Laugh for a Cause at Mission BBQ, Heartland Festival Orchestra playing West Side “Stories”
by Bill Knight • • 0 Comments
Peoria County claims attorney Justin Penn charging too much in Auditor court proceedings
by Bill Knight • • 0 Comments
Attorneys representing Peoria County in Auditor Jessica Thomas’ lawsuit filed a blistering objection to her lawyer’s Dec. 7 request for $42,087.50 in fees plus $766.64 in expenses, calling it an “exorbitant demand.” “The County never agreed to such exorbitant and…
Labor Roundup: Will UAW leadership affect CAT talks? Southwest workers blame airline; strike at HarperCollins
by Community Word Staff • • 0 Comments
The United Auto Workers’ current agreement with Caterpillar is scheduled to expire March 1. Likely issues include not only compensation, but attendance policies — all as the UAW international leadership could be changing and related situations such as the union’s…