Artwork from “Paint The Path” on display at Five Points Washington; Foster Gallery hosts “Reckoning Home” by Angel Ambrose and “In Full Bloom” by Oksana Greer. Bach Festival at Westminster Church; Big Band sounds of the Glenn Miller Orchestra at ICC’s Performing Arts Center; Stephanie Aaron and John Miller & The Romaniacs perform at the Contemporary Art Center for “Live at the Five Spot.” The Peoria Heights Community Band plays at Tower Park.
You can get lost in this world of minimalist mark making by Clark Valentine on display at Peoria Art Guild
Early bloomers — that is, if they do — attract bevy of bees to their colorful dog-toothed violet
Students from around the planet brainstorm ideas to sustain our Earth at Model United Nations Conference
Head West during Moss Avenue Sale because the streets of West Peoria are in the mix; Memorial Day ceremony Saturday, May 24; Sandwich Days are here again
Oscar-winning documentary about Israeli-Palestinian-occupation on West Bank, which has been blacklisted by theater chains nationwide, screened at Peoria Public Library
If gerrymandering were to disappear, politics and politicians would be less extreme. People would have to talk to each other. Maybe new parties would spring up
‘Religious Studies Graduate of the Year’ will make good on his lifelong promise and graduate from Bradley University between his two sons, Mark and Jack.
‘This can’t be life, this can’t be love; This can’t be right, there’s gotta be more, this can’t be us,’ — Jay Z
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A call to action to combat administration as it tries to rescind ‘harm’ in Endangered Species Act analysis. It would totally guts the ESA by saying it is OK to destroy entire ecosystems that endangered species depend upon for their livelihood.
Illinois needs the downstate representation that Dick Durbin delivered in replacing him; Consumer Sentiment is kinda scary. It had a score of 50.8, its second lowest in more than 70 years.
Peoria City Councilman wrote his book on his pillars to society. He discussed these principals with The Community Word
People speaking out against government overreach all over town with pop-up protest organizers read to take action
Peoria Republican’s unopposed win motivates Democratic candidates to enter fray; will Illinois GOP primary?
ICC Board of Trustees blindsided by adminstration’s deal; Dunlap High breaking ground on new athletic facility; Airport Authority meets
LWVGP observers attend and report on local government meetings.
Tri-County Regional Planning Commission (T-CRPC) met April 2. It was announced the Safe Streets plan will be available by the end of June. Government entities can apply for grants at that time. Guardrail repairs will be completed. Bids came in…
The $1.2 million total payout to Heidelberg’s estate resolves the last active case tied to the conviction of Heidelberg for an attempted burglary at the former Bellevue Drive-In theater in 1970, when Sheriff’s Sgt. Ray Espinoza was shot and killed.
South Peoria has had many royal families. But in any kingdom with royalty, there has to be a knight to tie it all together. That was the legend of Sir Watson
Cincinnati Insurance Company seeks to recoup funds for misuse complaint that led to company shakeup
‘Fiscal Year 2024 grant funding [received] was $930,851.’ In addition, the station received 70% of its CPB grant funding for this year: $685,780. About one-third of WTVP’s budget comes from CPB to help buy programming such as ‘Nature’ and ‘PBS NewsHour.’
In today’s digital landscape, activator tools like the one used to download KMS Pico have gained prominence among individuals seeking to bypass software licensing agreements. While these tools promise free activation of popular software like Windows and Office, they come…
