« Previous Mar 2020Next »Digital Edition Archives The Colorful World of André Pettyby Mae Gilliland WrightNo longer flying under the radar, the Peoria painter is letting his colors fly. More Voices at the Table Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine We should be proud of our rich tapestry of identities and our many different cultures. But we must also continually strive to do better. Building an Inclusive City by Dr. Rita Ali We can create a more inclusive community by making sure everyone is at the table. Falling in Love With Peoria by Christell Frausto, Greater Peoria Hispanic Chamber of Commerce I feel fortunate to live and bloom in a city where I can help represent our diverse Hispanic community. Q&A with Dr. Farris Muhammad Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, City of Peoria Peoria Magazine sat down with Dr. Muhammad to discuss his role in Peoria, the improvements he has seen so far, and what any citizen can do to help the cause. The Art of (Cos)Play by Chip Joyce Greater Peoria is home to a thriving cosplay community that draws inspiration from the diverse annals of pop culture. Opportunities in the Hemp Industry by Patrick Kirchhofer, Peoria County Farm Bureau As more growers show interest, will hemp become a staple of Illinois farms? An Amazing Tapestry by Rhonda Carter Adams, Illinois American Water Our focus on inclusion and diversity has improved both the organization and the industry. Does Retirement Still Mean Retired? by Todd A. Hasty, Nash – Hasty Investment Services, Inc. In today’s world, retirement doesn’t have to mean a full stop from our working lives. Creating a More Inclusive Workplace Q&A with Richard Mark, Ameren Illinois Peoria Magazine spoke with Mark about Ameren’s diversity initiatives and how they have evolved in recent years. Here Come the Junkluggers With two “luggers” and a 15 cubic-yard dumpster, Junkluggers will haul away items large and small. When Can I Retire? Daryl Dagit - Savant Capital Management As with any road trip, you have to plan ahead… and be prepared to take a detour. 7 Secrets to Getting a Higher Job Offer Understanding how to negotiate a higher job offer is imperative to ensure you get the pay you deserve. More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Building a Bigger Table When any of our communities or neighborhoods struggle, it impacts everyone. Beyond All Odds by Jonathan Wright From the battlefields of Europe, one man’s chance discovery reunites a family with a treasured piece of their past. Bringing the World to Central Illinois by Kathryn Eissfeldt, Peoria Area World Affairs Council PAWAC celebrates a half-century of discourse about international relations and current events. Altered Thinking in American Institutions by Tiffany White, Dirksen Congressional Center Diversity and inclusion allow our leaders to better understand the complex problems faced by society. Care About the Count by Reema Abi-Akar, Tri-County Regional Planning Commission Filling out the census will boost our community, ensure adequate public funding and inspire a sense of civic duty. 15 Things to Do in March Mark your calendars and check out what's happening in Greater Peoria! A Community Space for All by Jennifer Davis, Peoria Public Library Peoria Public Library welcomes everyone in the community with open arms. Youth Leaders in Violence Prevention Nominations are being accepted for the “Outstanding Youth Leader in Violence Prevention” Award. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Developing an Inclusive Perspective by Molly Hogeboom, Easterseals Central Illinois The best way to be inclusive is to educate yourself on someone else’s perspective. Take 10: Carl Cannon Ten things you didn't know about the charismatic founder of the ELITE program... How Much Life Do You Forfeit in Smartphone Usage? by Debra Disney, Center for Wellbeing, University of Illinois College of Medicine Peoria To limit problematic use, consider taking small steps over time. New Standards of Care for Orthopedics by Alyson McKean, UnityPoint Health – Central Illinois Central Illinois’ first dedicated orthopedic hospital opens at UnityPoint Health – Proctor. The Courageous Cardinal A new picture book for children was recently published with multiple connections to central Illinois. A Welcoming Space for All Children by Rebecca Shulman Herz The Peoria PlayHouse Children’s Museum wants to help every child in the region, regardless of income or ability. More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Master of Woodcuts by Jonathan Wright A world-renowned artist recently moved to Peoria, where he’s been welcomed with open arms. Answering the Call by Kari Smith Celtic Cross Pipes and Drums have promoted Scottish heritage and music for over half a century. Singing Is Dignified Screaming! Edith Barnard - Barnard Communications Singing helps us build bridges of connection with others. More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
More Voices at the Table Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine We should be proud of our rich tapestry of identities and our many different cultures. But we must also continually strive to do better.
Building an Inclusive City by Dr. Rita Ali We can create a more inclusive community by making sure everyone is at the table.
Falling in Love With Peoria by Christell Frausto, Greater Peoria Hispanic Chamber of Commerce I feel fortunate to live and bloom in a city where I can help represent our diverse Hispanic community.
Q&A with Dr. Farris Muhammad Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, City of Peoria Peoria Magazine sat down with Dr. Muhammad to discuss his role in Peoria, the improvements he has seen so far, and what any citizen can do to help the cause.
The Art of (Cos)Play by Chip Joyce Greater Peoria is home to a thriving cosplay community that draws inspiration from the diverse annals of pop culture.
Opportunities in the Hemp Industry by Patrick Kirchhofer, Peoria County Farm Bureau As more growers show interest, will hemp become a staple of Illinois farms?
An Amazing Tapestry by Rhonda Carter Adams, Illinois American Water Our focus on inclusion and diversity has improved both the organization and the industry.
Does Retirement Still Mean Retired? by Todd A. Hasty, Nash – Hasty Investment Services, Inc. In today’s world, retirement doesn’t have to mean a full stop from our working lives.
Creating a More Inclusive Workplace Q&A with Richard Mark, Ameren Illinois Peoria Magazine spoke with Mark about Ameren’s diversity initiatives and how they have evolved in recent years.
Here Come the Junkluggers With two “luggers” and a 15 cubic-yard dumpster, Junkluggers will haul away items large and small.
When Can I Retire? Daryl Dagit - Savant Capital Management As with any road trip, you have to plan ahead… and be prepared to take a detour.
7 Secrets to Getting a Higher Job Offer Understanding how to negotiate a higher job offer is imperative to ensure you get the pay you deserve.
Beyond All Odds by Jonathan Wright From the battlefields of Europe, one man’s chance discovery reunites a family with a treasured piece of their past.
Bringing the World to Central Illinois by Kathryn Eissfeldt, Peoria Area World Affairs Council PAWAC celebrates a half-century of discourse about international relations and current events.
Altered Thinking in American Institutions by Tiffany White, Dirksen Congressional Center Diversity and inclusion allow our leaders to better understand the complex problems faced by society.
Care About the Count by Reema Abi-Akar, Tri-County Regional Planning Commission Filling out the census will boost our community, ensure adequate public funding and inspire a sense of civic duty.
A Community Space for All by Jennifer Davis, Peoria Public Library Peoria Public Library welcomes everyone in the community with open arms.
Youth Leaders in Violence Prevention Nominations are being accepted for the “Outstanding Youth Leader in Violence Prevention” Award.
Developing an Inclusive Perspective by Molly Hogeboom, Easterseals Central Illinois The best way to be inclusive is to educate yourself on someone else’s perspective.
Take 10: Carl Cannon Ten things you didn't know about the charismatic founder of the ELITE program...
How Much Life Do You Forfeit in Smartphone Usage? by Debra Disney, Center for Wellbeing, University of Illinois College of Medicine Peoria To limit problematic use, consider taking small steps over time.
New Standards of Care for Orthopedics by Alyson McKean, UnityPoint Health – Central Illinois Central Illinois’ first dedicated orthopedic hospital opens at UnityPoint Health – Proctor.
The Courageous Cardinal A new picture book for children was recently published with multiple connections to central Illinois.
A Welcoming Space for All Children by Rebecca Shulman Herz The Peoria PlayHouse Children’s Museum wants to help every child in the region, regardless of income or ability.
Master of Woodcuts by Jonathan Wright A world-renowned artist recently moved to Peoria, where he’s been welcomed with open arms.
Answering the Call by Kari Smith Celtic Cross Pipes and Drums have promoted Scottish heritage and music for over half a century.
Singing Is Dignified Screaming! Edith Barnard - Barnard Communications Singing helps us build bridges of connection with others.
