STRAIGHT TALK: Here’s a case where the government gets an ‘F’ in arithmetic; plus we’re worried about some recent developments in Downtown Peoria
At least one of George and Iva’s 13 sons — including Peoria’s own Jim Willhelm — served for the United States Armed Forces from 1941-61
Celebrate venerable Airman’s 40 years of military service like it’s Fourth of July, but too bad Peoria didn’t plan for a big parade followed by Red, White and Boom.
OSF Healthcare is cutting city’s longtime ties with venerable Children’s Research Hospital. What happened and why would they do this?
Questionable call to go with crowded conservative format radio station’s downfall? How much did Peoria pay to settle with Boyd, and how about that moon shot?
Almost too many scandals to count right here in River City, but look at ‘bright side’ of casino deal; Run, Chuck Grayeb, run
ASM Global costing Peoria millions, and what’s the deal with Peoria school board superintendent search? Are TV stations selling out? Will riverfront amphitheater include Veterans Memorial?
Buyer beware, and watch what they do with the property; a correct chronicle of sale of radio station WOAM and its sister FM stations to Spoon River Media; and let’s give thanks
Coverage of worldwide celebration missed our market. So, on behalf of Peoria’s Jewish community, since local media ignored the Jewish Federation of Peoria, we will share its news release with pride and thanksgiving.
With all the division and harsh talk these days, here’s to three men who could really bring people together — Pete Vonachen, Bruce Saurs, Jim Maloof
