Center for Purposeful Aging relocated to Community Center on Moss Ave.; Leroy Dohm new president of Residents Association Board; Tree Lighting Ceremony for 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 30 outside City Hall
I decided to work very hard at cultivating a true love of righteousness. The results have been mixed, but I honestly believe it is where our salvation lies. And it may even reduce the number of beatings I get someday in the nursing home.
With so many of board members living outside the city of Peoria, have they lost vision of Thomas Detweiller for this important piece of land?
A look behind the scenes leading up to Zoning Board of Appeals voting to advise to deny Four Creeks project in northwest townships
Wearing his many hats — reporter, producer, anchor and more — new WEEK-TV anchor is pleased putting people at ease
Formed in 1886, the PWC promotes the arts, literature, music, politics, business and civic reform. Many familiar area groups have roots with the Women’s Club — Art Guild, Peoria Players, the Civic Federation, Crittenton Center, Morton Civic Chorus and countless nonprofits.
St. Anthony Church in Bartonville is ‘Caring for Creation’ with solar energy, pollinator plantings
Solar and wind generation has grown fast enough to meet all new global electricity demand
In the absence of genuine dialogue, it’s easier to insult and demean. From the average American to the highest offices in the land, poisonous hate speech is spreading and seeking to destroy, with no one benefiting. And what of the children? How easily are they indoctrinated into this poisonous environment, and is technology the new front line?
Housing Authority hears from disgruntled residents; plus updates from County Board, City Council, Peoria Public Schools, GPSD.
League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria observers attend and report on local government meetings.
Facing two felonies, 68-year-old Thorn Smith appeared at a brief court hearing in Peoria on Oct. 8
Drop boxes will be emptied on election day, but the ballots will not be counted until after the data can be entered.
Citizen comments at the Peoria City Council and Peoria Park Board meetings were dominated by residents speaking out in support of preserving the Detweiller Marina.
Plenty of promises made, but unkept — DOGE checks, tariff checks, $5,000 checks, anyone? And take Keokuk, Iowa, for example. The $15 billion “investment” in the Mesabi Metallics steel mill our president touted has hardly panned out
All of us have the tendency to hear what we want to hear, even if it’s bad. But, yes, please vote — as our president says — like Donald J. Trump is on ballot; and to the Illinoisans who don’t like state, maybe you should leave
November ballot referendum will let lawmakers know how state stands on Human Rights Advocacy Protection. Current law prohibits state public pension funds from investing in companies that participate in or support the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement targeting Israel. End the state’s blacklist of boycotting companies
