As daily sunshine decreases this summer, it signals some species — like swallows — to get started with their seasonal migrations
West Peoria officially ushered in a new chapter on Monday, July 21st, as the new City Hall celebrated its grand opening. The air was filled with a sense of community pride as residents explored the modern facility, a testament to…
Twenty years on from Hurricane Katrina, the betrayal of our most vulnerable continues today
“So, bye-bye, Miss American Pie
Drove my Chevy to the levee, but the levee was dry
And them good ol’ boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye
Singin’, “This’ll be the day that I die
This’ll be the day that I die”
— American Pie (Don McLean)
No livestock, no carnival, no nothing; plus what’s next for Expo Gardens with City Council playing realtor again? And how about those Sutters
Fixes could cost $20M to $31M; rebuilding would be quarter billion; Election Commission talks pay raises; City Council approves licenses; plus updates from GPSD, Springdale Cemetery, Airport Authority
School leaders made a deal with a local farmer to gain additional ground to extend the building site. The $8.5 million center is being built on the corner of Cedar Hills Dr. and Legion Hall Road
Carle Health announces 612 layoffs; Trump Defense Department renaming ships that recognize labor leaders; veterans group blast cuts
Unique species’ symbiotic relationship with Earth creates cross between shrub and herbaceous plant
Need a break from current events? Enjoy the playful ‘Cows in the Gallery’ this month at the Peoria Art Guild
Director of Airports Gene Olson noted that REAL ID deadline was May 7 and longer wait times are anticipated.
