County approves grants for PCAPS; election office needs judges; Health Dept. working on hunger; plus City Council, Sanitary District.
League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria observers attend and report on local government meetings
Meeting agenda had not been made available as required; proposed budget had not been legally published with the required 30-day notice; $31,400 expenditure for the ELITE Summer Program begain June 8, but was not included on any previous agenda, yet had already commenced.
Cemetery Board, Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution worked together to recognize local ties to our nation’s capital in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Fundraising for Phase I of the Patriot Plaza is less than $15,000 from its goal,
Peoria County TRIAD holding safety fest Aug. 21 at Raber Meat Packing with Sheriff Watkins set to be on hand; plus parade trucks down Farmington from Park Road to Swords Hill
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
Bradley Universtiy’s Glen and Polly Barton Clinic for Fitness and Function and its students are meeting the needs of underserved, uninsured, and first responders as they Beat The Funk out of neurological disorders
Peoria Heights High School students have developed phone app that has everthing you need to know about their Village in one place
Longtime Peoria coach in town for the release of the biography “Major League Dreams, Minor League Memories: The Life and Times of Eddie ‘Porky’ Brooks.”
Open inviitation for makers, hackers, tinkerers, creators all to congregate and get creative — especially on Thursdays — at North Peoria facilities
