« Previous Aug 2020Next »Digital Edition Archives Peace and Harvest: The WPA in Peoriaby Lottie Fiddes, Peoria Riverfront MuseumThe artistic legacy of the WPA can still be seen in Peoria and throughout the country. Paradigm Shifts Drive History Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine It is necessary to reflect on the past in order to make a better world for future generations. A Landmark for the Modern Era by Chris Farris, Peoria Public Library At a difficult time for America, a new landmark building brought optimism and hope for a better future. History Matters by Pam Adams Wrestling with the long reach of memory, who we remember, and why it is important they be remembered. War and Remembrance, Then and Now by Janice Crandell Powers The past can teach, inspire and show us the way to a better future… if we only look and remember. Mementos of Humanity by Jonathan Wright Love letters from a distant era inspire antidotes for isolation over 75 years later. Destination: Downtown Peoria by Michael Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation of Peoria As we work to reawaken the regional business climate, we expect to see many people coming back to the downtown. Leading in the Age of COVID by Jim White, PhD Now is the time for non-linear thinking, characterized by expansion in multiple directions rather than in a straight line. Meeting the Moment: New Standards for Communications by Stephanie AlKhafaji, Tada Cognitive Solutions Genuine engagement, built upon a foundation of truth and transparency, is paramount. Reacting to Market Volatility by Patrick V. Masso, CFA, Heartland Bank Wealth Management Consider historical volatility when reacting to current swings in the market. The Key to Successful Remote Working by Joe Curcillo At the end of 2019, more than 26 million Americans worked at home on an average day. More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Law Enforcement: Thoughts of a Sanctified Believer in America by Judge Joe Billy McDade It is upon all of us to do what we can to make the promise of America a reality. The Lindsay Family Legacy by Molly Crusen Bishop With their impressive legacy of accomplishment, the Lindsays were a family for the history books. Black Lives Matter: Realizing the Opportunity Mayor Jim Ardis - City of Peoria Today’s historic crossroads presents an opportunity to rebrand Peoria as a model for the state and the nation. Fifty Years of Public Transportation by Emily Watson, CityLink CityLink is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2020. Fulton Solar Project Now Online One of the first community solar projects in Illinois is now operating in Farmington, just west of Peoria. History on the Move The Peoria Historical Society is offering walking tours with certified PHS guides sharing stories and information with small groups. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> A Texas Two-Step: Partnering for Good in Central Illinois by Evan Altman with Kristen Nall Illinois Ability Sports is filling needs across the region through inclusive sports and other charitable efforts. Paparazzi Power! by Mike Bailey Photos by David Vernon From food to family to community building, this never-changing place has a power all its own. Take 10: Ken Zurski Ten things you didn't know about broadcaster, author, speaker and historian... A Regional Gem in Jeopardy by Reema Abi-Akar, Tri-County Regional Planning Commission The Hanna City Trail, a former railroad line, would be a cornerstone connection to the region. Caregivers Coping With the Coronavirus by Mitch Forrest, Central Illinois Agency on Aging, Inc. The effects of social isolation are growing with the pandemic. Flour & Dirt: Kindred Spirits in Health by Mary Ardapple Dierker, Coreview Coach Gardening and baking can bring an element of orderly control to our overstimulated lives. Master the Art of “Respectful Truth-Telling” by Jackie Gaines By expressing your feelings and needs in a direct, honest way, you can handle just about any situation that comes up. Movement Is Medicine Is running bad for your knees? For most people, the answer is a resounding no. Reigniting Primary Care by Laura Nightengale, OSF HealthCare When COVID-19 changed the world, OSF changed as well. More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Love Letters to Peoria by Mae Gilliland Wright A unique project channels the events of a tumultuous summer into love for the community. When the Great European Piano Virtuosos Came to Peoria by Ken Zurski Even before the vaudeville days, Peoria had a great desire for the arts—especially classical music. The Art We Need Now by Lynette Woelfle Steger Take a stroll down Washington Street... and find yourself momentarily pulled out of your usual mental state. More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
Paradigm Shifts Drive History Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine It is necessary to reflect on the past in order to make a better world for future generations.
A Landmark for the Modern Era by Chris Farris, Peoria Public Library At a difficult time for America, a new landmark building brought optimism and hope for a better future.
History Matters by Pam Adams Wrestling with the long reach of memory, who we remember, and why it is important they be remembered.
War and Remembrance, Then and Now by Janice Crandell Powers The past can teach, inspire and show us the way to a better future… if we only look and remember.
Mementos of Humanity by Jonathan Wright Love letters from a distant era inspire antidotes for isolation over 75 years later.
Destination: Downtown Peoria by Michael Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation of Peoria As we work to reawaken the regional business climate, we expect to see many people coming back to the downtown.
Leading in the Age of COVID by Jim White, PhD Now is the time for non-linear thinking, characterized by expansion in multiple directions rather than in a straight line.
Meeting the Moment: New Standards for Communications by Stephanie AlKhafaji, Tada Cognitive Solutions Genuine engagement, built upon a foundation of truth and transparency, is paramount.
Reacting to Market Volatility by Patrick V. Masso, CFA, Heartland Bank Wealth Management Consider historical volatility when reacting to current swings in the market.
The Key to Successful Remote Working by Joe Curcillo At the end of 2019, more than 26 million Americans worked at home on an average day.
Law Enforcement: Thoughts of a Sanctified Believer in America by Judge Joe Billy McDade It is upon all of us to do what we can to make the promise of America a reality.
The Lindsay Family Legacy by Molly Crusen Bishop With their impressive legacy of accomplishment, the Lindsays were a family for the history books.
Black Lives Matter: Realizing the Opportunity Mayor Jim Ardis - City of Peoria Today’s historic crossroads presents an opportunity to rebrand Peoria as a model for the state and the nation.
Fifty Years of Public Transportation by Emily Watson, CityLink CityLink is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2020.
Fulton Solar Project Now Online One of the first community solar projects in Illinois is now operating in Farmington, just west of Peoria.
History on the Move The Peoria Historical Society is offering walking tours with certified PHS guides sharing stories and information with small groups.
A Texas Two-Step: Partnering for Good in Central Illinois by Evan Altman with Kristen Nall Illinois Ability Sports is filling needs across the region through inclusive sports and other charitable efforts.
Paparazzi Power! by Mike Bailey Photos by David Vernon From food to family to community building, this never-changing place has a power all its own.
A Regional Gem in Jeopardy by Reema Abi-Akar, Tri-County Regional Planning Commission The Hanna City Trail, a former railroad line, would be a cornerstone connection to the region.
Caregivers Coping With the Coronavirus by Mitch Forrest, Central Illinois Agency on Aging, Inc. The effects of social isolation are growing with the pandemic.
Flour & Dirt: Kindred Spirits in Health by Mary Ardapple Dierker, Coreview Coach Gardening and baking can bring an element of orderly control to our overstimulated lives.
Master the Art of “Respectful Truth-Telling” by Jackie Gaines By expressing your feelings and needs in a direct, honest way, you can handle just about any situation that comes up.
Reigniting Primary Care by Laura Nightengale, OSF HealthCare When COVID-19 changed the world, OSF changed as well.
Love Letters to Peoria by Mae Gilliland Wright A unique project channels the events of a tumultuous summer into love for the community.
When the Great European Piano Virtuosos Came to Peoria by Ken Zurski Even before the vaudeville days, Peoria had a great desire for the arts—especially classical music.
The Art We Need Now by Lynette Woelfle Steger Take a stroll down Washington Street... and find yourself momentarily pulled out of your usual mental state.
