« Previous Jun 2021Next »Digital Edition Archives A Theatre Like No Otherby Chip Joyce with Adeline FeroloFilled with mystery and grandeur, the story of Peoria’s Scottish Rite Theatre is just beginning. Peoria Past, Present & Future Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine The history of the Peoria area is one of continual reinvention. Forgotten No More by Bob Hoffer A Revolutionary War veteran and one of Peoria’s earliest citizens will now be remembered. From Meanest City to Most Polite by Ken Zurski From the turn of the 20th century to the end of it, Peoria was kept in the public eye. Legacy of the Whiskey Barons by Molly Crusen Bishop Without their stamp of influence, Peoria would look much different today. Woodruff Boulevard: Mapping The Future by Chris Farris, Peoria Public Library A leisurely road to nowhere set the stage for a highway to the future. Creating an Effective Banking Relationship by Laura Essex, Heartland Bank Building a relationship with a bank is important for building a strong business. Protecting Peoria’s Historic Properties by Teresa M. Dickinson, Quinn Johnston An overview of historic preservation in the City of Peoria Six Financial Tips For Newlyweds by Daryl Dagit, Savant Wealth Management Time flies, so don’t waste any time reaching for your ideal future. Three Strategies For Marketing On a Budget by Greg Wilson, POGO Marketing Get the most out of limited resources by thinking creatively and collaboratively. Living in a VUCA World by Doug Meyer-Cuno We live in a “VUCA” world—which stands for volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Representation Matters by Pastor Marvin Hightower, Peoria NAACP Redistricting has a direct bearing on what matters a legislature chooses to tackle. Six Presidents of Peoria by Mark Johnson As the town became a city, it created fodder for future challenges of local trivia. A Snapshot of the American Mosaic by Edward J. Barry Jr., Farnsworth Group Celebrating the diversity of the American mosaic through its historic architecture African Americans in U.S. Statecraft by Kathryn Eissfeldt, Peoria Area World Affairs Council From the State Department to the United Nations, African Americans have played a large role in U.S. diplomacy. Curing the Other “COVID” by Chief Demario Boone, Peoria Public Schools In Peoria and nationwide, a virus has created a disease with symptoms across generations. Double-Degree Cohort A special group of 15 students recently celebrated two milestones in one day... Driving Change: Now and Into the Future Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way Understanding history—and evolving from it—helps us meet community needs in new ways. How Can I Help My Neighbor? A group of Bradley University public relations students recently won the prestigious Ebeling PR-ize™. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> S.S. McClure and the Birth of Muckraking by Steve Tarter One of the all-time great editors, he made Galesburg an unlikely incubator for investigative journalism. A Historic Cocktail by Savannah Hattan, Black Band Distillery All the new life being brought into structures of the past spurs inspiration. Grave Finder at Springdale Finding the final resting place of a friend, relative or historical figure at Springdale Cemetery just got a lot easier... Historic Walking Tours The Peoria Historical Society takes you on a walking tour through some of the most interesting parts of Peoria. Sleep Issues You Should Not Ignore by Ken Harris, OSF HealthCare Sleep disorders can impact every aspect of a person’s health—including fighting off disease. Take 10: Todd Gerlach, MD Ten things you didn't know about the board-certified plastic surgeon at Soderstrom Skin Institute... More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> The Future Is Now by Doug and Eileen Leunig, Big Picture Initiative A brand-new partnership elevates the voices of young people in our community. Broadway Is Back! The American Theatre Guild is the new presenter of the Ameren Illinois Broadway in Peoria series. Realizing a Dream by Fisher Stolz The new sculpture garden at Donovan Park takes shape this summer. Sky Art Turns Seven The Sky Art Peoria program is in its seventh year... More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
Peoria Past, Present & Future Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine The history of the Peoria area is one of continual reinvention.
Forgotten No More by Bob Hoffer A Revolutionary War veteran and one of Peoria’s earliest citizens will now be remembered.
From Meanest City to Most Polite by Ken Zurski From the turn of the 20th century to the end of it, Peoria was kept in the public eye.
Legacy of the Whiskey Barons by Molly Crusen Bishop Without their stamp of influence, Peoria would look much different today.
Woodruff Boulevard: Mapping The Future by Chris Farris, Peoria Public Library A leisurely road to nowhere set the stage for a highway to the future.
Creating an Effective Banking Relationship by Laura Essex, Heartland Bank Building a relationship with a bank is important for building a strong business.
Protecting Peoria’s Historic Properties by Teresa M. Dickinson, Quinn Johnston An overview of historic preservation in the City of Peoria
Six Financial Tips For Newlyweds by Daryl Dagit, Savant Wealth Management Time flies, so don’t waste any time reaching for your ideal future.
Three Strategies For Marketing On a Budget by Greg Wilson, POGO Marketing Get the most out of limited resources by thinking creatively and collaboratively.
Living in a VUCA World by Doug Meyer-Cuno We live in a “VUCA” world—which stands for volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity.
Representation Matters by Pastor Marvin Hightower, Peoria NAACP Redistricting has a direct bearing on what matters a legislature chooses to tackle.
Six Presidents of Peoria by Mark Johnson As the town became a city, it created fodder for future challenges of local trivia.
A Snapshot of the American Mosaic by Edward J. Barry Jr., Farnsworth Group Celebrating the diversity of the American mosaic through its historic architecture
African Americans in U.S. Statecraft by Kathryn Eissfeldt, Peoria Area World Affairs Council From the State Department to the United Nations, African Americans have played a large role in U.S. diplomacy.
Curing the Other “COVID” by Chief Demario Boone, Peoria Public Schools In Peoria and nationwide, a virus has created a disease with symptoms across generations.
Driving Change: Now and Into the Future Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way Understanding history—and evolving from it—helps us meet community needs in new ways.
How Can I Help My Neighbor? A group of Bradley University public relations students recently won the prestigious Ebeling PR-ize™.
S.S. McClure and the Birth of Muckraking by Steve Tarter One of the all-time great editors, he made Galesburg an unlikely incubator for investigative journalism.
A Historic Cocktail by Savannah Hattan, Black Band Distillery All the new life being brought into structures of the past spurs inspiration.
Grave Finder at Springdale Finding the final resting place of a friend, relative or historical figure at Springdale Cemetery just got a lot easier...
Historic Walking Tours The Peoria Historical Society takes you on a walking tour through some of the most interesting parts of Peoria.
Sleep Issues You Should Not Ignore by Ken Harris, OSF HealthCare Sleep disorders can impact every aspect of a person’s health—including fighting off disease.
Take 10: Todd Gerlach, MD Ten things you didn't know about the board-certified plastic surgeon at Soderstrom Skin Institute...
The Future Is Now by Doug and Eileen Leunig, Big Picture Initiative A brand-new partnership elevates the voices of young people in our community.
Broadway Is Back! The American Theatre Guild is the new presenter of the Ameren Illinois Broadway in Peoria series.
