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BILL KNIGHT: A creepy horror story lies in Project 2025
by Bill Knight • • 0 Comments
A YouGov poll in July showed 39% of U.S. adult citizens oppose Project 2025, but 42% have heard nothing about it. However, “Americans are starting to learn about this extreme takeover plan for Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans to quickly dismantle checks and balances, amass unprecedented presidential power, and seize total control over our government and our individual freedoms”
ARTS ALERTS: ‘Ignite Peoria’ at Civic Center, Italian American Fest at Hickory Grove; Jazz at Trailside, First United Methodist Church
by Community Word Staff • • 0 Comments
Corn Stock presents “Nine” and “The Mousetrap” and Peoria Players perform “Mean Girls: High School Version” plus Art Guild offering all kinds of classes
Future investments
by Bill Knight • • 0 Comments
Greg and Jodi Peine are quietly making difference by improving children’s education all around the community
New American painting
by John Heintzman • • 0 Comments
KNyame Maison (Nana Ekow) works with West African magic as he reviews world history and cultures from Biblical times to modern Ghana to African American history
Arts Alerts: ‘Still Black Sketches,’ Fashion Week, ArtHAUS part of fun April
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High Hawks at Kenny’s Westside; Beethoven Immersion from Heartland Festival Orchestra; ‘Suicide Incorporated’ performed at Shore Acres; ‘Rocky Horror’ at ICC this month
All registered voters may vote by mail
by Bill Knight • • 0 Comments
Requests made to Peoria County Elections Commission for ballots will be granted through March 14
Peace speech
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Peoria Mayor Rita Ali issued a statement of neutrality after public comment portion of Feb. 13 Peoria City Council meeting included a lengthy and heated debate on Israeli-Hamas war
The Watch: Water safety, security, sales under scrutiny; City Aurthur Mae Perkins honored
by Terry Bibo • • 0 Comments
The League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria observers attend and report on local government meetings.
Inland Art: Artistudio — Peoria area women artists created a culture
by John Heintzman • • 0 Comments
In Peoria in the 1970s, a group of women artists collectively met and established the Artistudio. … These women were not only creative but were leaders in the Peoria area for many years. All of these women were career professionals who enriched our community with talents beyond simple creativity.