Beloved, stalwart official — mother, business owner, political mind, and loyal friend — Sharon Kennedy was committed to be involved in her community in any way she could; so go visit Rocky Glen Park for the Fall colors, participate in Trunk or Treat in her honor
Darin LaHood says mail-in voting won’t be disrupted and the president needs to work on affordability while Paul Nolley opposes Republican SAVE Act, wants to work on economy, immigration
A lot has happened since Dr. Fred and Norah Urquhart located massive overwintering Monarch butterfly colonies in Michoacán, Mexico.. Decades of wing-tag data has led to a better understanding of the precarious nature of migration. Now overwintering populations in Mexico have increased by more than 60 percent.
Janie Grier Kelley has produced 236-page package of four booklets recounting decades of central Illinois rock ‘n’ roll, with more than 1,200 images of hundreds of artists and related people, places and things
Is college a scam? Higher education seems to be an important step in any career in a way that can set you up for success. Lea Lagache explains why in her article submitted to the Harvard Business Political Review Essay Contest for Middle Schoolers.
Scientific upbringing has helped Peorian keep presence ‘behind the scenes’ at local music shows
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
River City native Greg Rushford reflects on the deteriorating state of today’s partisan politics, and its effect on governing a nation that relies on governing
