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Peoria Magazine is no longer in production. Publication ended with the November 2023 issue.

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Building Peoria’s Future

Mayor Rita Ali June 28, 2021

A Force in the North Valley

Jonathan Wright June 28, 2021

A Pioneer from the Southside

Mick Hall June 28, 2021

Preserving Illinois Soil

Peoria Magazine June 28, 2021

Saved From Demolition

Peoria Magazine June 28, 2021

Investing in the Local Workforce

Peoria Magazine June 24, 2021

Broadway Is Back!

Peoria Magazine May 27, 2021

Sky Art Turns Seven

Peoria Magazine May 27, 2021

Historic Walking Tours

Peoria Magazine May 27, 2021

Grave Finder at Springdale

Peoria Magazine May 27, 2021

How Can I Help My Neighbor?

Peoria Magazine May 27, 2021

Double-Degree Cohort

Peoria Magazine May 27, 2021

Living in a VUCA World

Doug Meyer-Cuno May 27, 2021

Dr. Gerlach moved back to the Midwest to be closer to family and joined Soderstrom Skin Institute in 2020.

Take 10: Todd Gerlach, MD

Peoria Magazine May 26, 2021

In February, Michelle Lanning's “Here and There” was unveiled at the northwest corner of Peoria’s Donovan Park. Photo by David Vernon

Realizing a Dream

Fisher Stolz May 26, 2021

A Theatre Like No Other

Chip Joyce with Adeline Ferolo May 26, 2021

The Future Is Now

Doug and Eileen Leunig, Big Picture Initiative May 26, 2021

Sleep Issues You Should Not Ignore

Ken Harris, OSF HealthCare May 26, 2021

A Historic Cocktail

Savannah Hattan, Black Band Distillery May 26, 2021

McClure’s Magazine (1893–1929) is credited with starting the tradition of investigative journalism, or “muckraking.” McClure's published such famed writers as Willa Cather, Arthur Conan Doyle, Rudyard Kipling, Jack London, Lincoln Steffens, Robert Louis Stevenson and Mark Twain.

S.S. McClure and the Birth of Muckraking

Steve Tarter May 26, 2021

From Meanest City to Most Polite

Ken Zurski May 26, 2021

Curing the Other “COVID”

Chief Demario Boone, Peoria Public Schools May 26, 2021

A boulevard along Dry Run Creek was proposed as early as the first decade of the 20th century. This plan was published in The Peorian in 1911.

Woodruff Boulevard: Mapping The Future

Chris Farris, Peoria Public Library May 26, 2021

Left to right: Peoria whiskey barons Joseph B. Greenhut, William Wolfner and Matthew Henebery. Peoria Public Library Local History Collection

Legacy of the Whiskey Barons

Molly Crusen Bishop May 26, 2021

On Flag Day in 2019, a celebration of Dusenberry's life and service and dedication of memorials was conducted by the local chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Sons of the American Revolution. Photo by Dr. Allan Campbell

Forgotten No More

Bob Hoffer May 26, 2021

Dr. Rudolphus Rouse was Peoria's first resident physician, first president of the Town of Peoria, and first presiding officer of the Illinois State Medical Society.

Six Presidents of Peoria

Mark Johnson May 26, 2021

African Americans in U.S. Statecraft

Kathryn Eissfeldt, Peoria Area World Affairs Council May 26, 2021

The African American Company 1743 of the Civilian Conservation Corps worked at Washington State Park for five years during the 1930s.

A Snapshot of the American Mosaic

Edward J. Barry Jr., Farnsworth Group May 26, 2021

Driving Change: Now and Into the Future

Peoria Magazine May 26, 2021

Representation Matters

Pastor Marvin Hightower, Peoria NAACP May 26, 2021

Protecting Peoria’s Historic Properties

Teresa M. Dickinson, Quinn Johnston May 26, 2021

Three Strategies For Marketing On a Budget

Greg Wilson, POGO Marketing May 26, 2021

Six Financial Tips For Newlyweds

Daryl Dagit, Savant Wealth Management May 26, 2021

Peoria Magazine is no longer in production. Publication ended with the November 2023 issue.

Search Results for: node/Steven Streight – Page 27

Building Peoria’s Future

A Force in the North Valley

A Pioneer from the Southside

Preserving Illinois Soil

Saved From Demolition

Investing in the Local Workforce

Broadway Is Back!

Sky Art Turns Seven

Historic Walking Tours

Grave Finder at Springdale

How Can I Help My Neighbor?

Double-Degree Cohort

Living in a VUCA World

Take 10: Todd Gerlach, MD

Realizing a Dream

A Theatre Like No Other

The Future Is Now

Sleep Issues You Should Not Ignore

A Historic Cocktail

S.S. McClure and the Birth of Muckraking

From Meanest City to Most Polite

Curing the Other “COVID”

Woodruff Boulevard: Mapping The Future

Legacy of the Whiskey Barons

Forgotten No More

Six Presidents of Peoria

African Americans in U.S. Statecraft

A Snapshot of the American Mosaic

Driving Change: Now and Into the Future

Representation Matters

Protecting Peoria’s Historic Properties

Three Strategies For Marketing On a Budget

Six Financial Tips For Newlyweds

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