« Previous Aug 2019Next »Digital Edition Archives New Horizons for Align Peoriaby Thomas Bruch, Peoria Public SchoolsA number of successful pilot programs have Peoria Public Schools students poised for further success. Back-to-School Problem Solving Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine Greater Peoria is rich with education options. Just as importantly, it is rich with leaders who care deeply about solving problems. Girls Light Our Way by Brandi Simpson This local organization is making a difference in Peoria… one girl at a time. Forging Ahead at Bradley by Mary Brolly and Bob Grimson, Bradley University Bradley continues its focus on student success, with numerous initiatives getting underway in the coming months. The Smart Choice in Education by Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, Illinois Central College Attending a community college makes sense for a wide range of reasons. Murray Baker’s Mansion on Moss by Steve Tarter Photography by Lori Brooks An architectural treasure on Moss Avenue holds particular historical interest for the Peoria area. High-Speed Broadband: An Essential Utility With internet speed now a key factor in decision making for both companies and individuals, i3 Broadband is a huge asset to Greater Peoria. Dazed and Confused: Cannabis in the Workplace by Nicole Meyer, Davis & Campbell, LLC Employer concerns and uncertainty due to the passage of Illinois’ recreational marijuana legislation An Executive Investment by Kelly Donnelly, Bradley University Bradley University’s Theresa S. Falcon Executive MBA focuses on practical solutions for working professionals. School Supplies On the Go The School House Express offers products for everyone and every skill level, both inside and outside the classroom. A Safety Lesson Learned by Tucker Kennedy, Ameren Illinois If a power line falls on your vehicle, remain in the car until first responders clear your exit. Why Is Education Planning Important? by Daryl Dagit, CFP, CRPS, CEP Savant Capital Management With the ever-growing cost of college, it’s important to understand your funding options. Creating Exceptional Experiences Zion Social promises a unique experience featuring craft cocktails and specialty coffee. The Psychology of Money by Cathy S. Butler, CFP, CRPC, Morgan Stanley Taking a rational approach to managing your wealth From Nuisance To Commodity A new business founded by Brian Colgan hopes to solve two problems at once... More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Celebrating 25 Years of Lifelong Learning by Janet Lange, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Bradley University Now in its silver anniversary year, OLLI has yet to run out of ideas. 15 Things To Do in August… Mark your calendars... Check out what's happening in Greater Peoria! Growing Little Brains by Beth Crider, Peoria County Regional Superintendent By reading to children 20 minutes a day, the impact will last a lifetime. Building a Region of STEM Educators by Kathie Brown, University of Illinois Extension Developing STEM skills in today’s students is essential to solving the challenges of tomorrow. Fostering Volunteerism Among Young People by Scott Paulsen, Illinois Central College Our challenge is to show both students and employers the importance of community service and provide meaningful opportunities for participation. Kids Recognized for Creative Writing Since 1995, WTVP has presented the PBS Kids Writers Contest to inspire creativity in children in kindergarten through third grade. Strengthening America’s Workforce Through Education by Congressman Darin LaHood As technology continues to progress, one of the biggest challenges we face is bridging the skills gap. No Limits at NASA An alumnus of ICC and Bradley received the highest national honor given to scientists and engineers who are beginning their research careers. Recreating Space History A Bradley University student recently had the chance to create a piece of history. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Pinnacle of Her Craft by Emily Potts A Peoria woman is one of just eight people in Illinois to have attained Master Knitter status. Take 10: Derrick Booth Ten things you didn't know about the director of social and emotional learning for Peoria Public Schools... Empowering Education for Kids with Autism by Dan Ramos, Children’s Home Association of Illinois Children’s Home Academy for Autism bridges the gap in educational services for youth on the spectrum. Heart of a Champion by Kenneth Harris, OSF HealthCare A sports legend comes to Peoria to promote organ donation as an important way to save lives. Moving Smoothly Into Retirement by Lisa Friedrich, Silver Evolutions It’s always easier to plan when we have the luxury of time and distance. A Self-Sustaining Learning Center by Ellie Ford, River City Labs Peoria’s makerspace brings together the most creative makers and inventors in central Illinois. Get Off the Pavement! by Adam White, RC Outfitters Take your exercise routine to a new level while enjoying the beautiful trails of central Illinois. Books… And Beyond When it comes to libraries, books are just the beginning. Lessons From Campus Gardens UnityPoint Health is teaching patients healthy eating habits. More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> A Showcase of Creative Connections by Mae Gilliland Wright Celebrating 15 years of resident artists at the Prairie Center of the Arts Born to Shoot by Emily Potts A local photographer found her passion at an early age, following in her mother’s footsteps. Igniting the Senses by Emily Potts A new, immersive experience for sensory-sensitive individuals is timed to coincide with Ignite Peoria. PSO at the Twelve Bar The Twelve Bar has become a popular gathering space for small plates, tasty drinks and intimate performances. Live in the River City Peoria Music Live shines a light on the local music scene. More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
Back-to-School Problem Solving Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine Greater Peoria is rich with education options. Just as importantly, it is rich with leaders who care deeply about solving problems.
Girls Light Our Way by Brandi Simpson This local organization is making a difference in Peoria… one girl at a time.
Forging Ahead at Bradley by Mary Brolly and Bob Grimson, Bradley University Bradley continues its focus on student success, with numerous initiatives getting underway in the coming months.
The Smart Choice in Education by Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, Illinois Central College Attending a community college makes sense for a wide range of reasons.
Murray Baker’s Mansion on Moss by Steve Tarter Photography by Lori Brooks An architectural treasure on Moss Avenue holds particular historical interest for the Peoria area.
High-Speed Broadband: An Essential Utility With internet speed now a key factor in decision making for both companies and individuals, i3 Broadband is a huge asset to Greater Peoria.
Dazed and Confused: Cannabis in the Workplace by Nicole Meyer, Davis & Campbell, LLC Employer concerns and uncertainty due to the passage of Illinois’ recreational marijuana legislation
An Executive Investment by Kelly Donnelly, Bradley University Bradley University’s Theresa S. Falcon Executive MBA focuses on practical solutions for working professionals.
School Supplies On the Go The School House Express offers products for everyone and every skill level, both inside and outside the classroom.
A Safety Lesson Learned by Tucker Kennedy, Ameren Illinois If a power line falls on your vehicle, remain in the car until first responders clear your exit.
Why Is Education Planning Important? by Daryl Dagit, CFP, CRPS, CEP Savant Capital Management With the ever-growing cost of college, it’s important to understand your funding options.
Creating Exceptional Experiences Zion Social promises a unique experience featuring craft cocktails and specialty coffee.
The Psychology of Money by Cathy S. Butler, CFP, CRPC, Morgan Stanley Taking a rational approach to managing your wealth
From Nuisance To Commodity A new business founded by Brian Colgan hopes to solve two problems at once...
Celebrating 25 Years of Lifelong Learning by Janet Lange, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Bradley University Now in its silver anniversary year, OLLI has yet to run out of ideas.
Growing Little Brains by Beth Crider, Peoria County Regional Superintendent By reading to children 20 minutes a day, the impact will last a lifetime.
Building a Region of STEM Educators by Kathie Brown, University of Illinois Extension Developing STEM skills in today’s students is essential to solving the challenges of tomorrow.
Fostering Volunteerism Among Young People by Scott Paulsen, Illinois Central College Our challenge is to show both students and employers the importance of community service and provide meaningful opportunities for participation.
Kids Recognized for Creative Writing Since 1995, WTVP has presented the PBS Kids Writers Contest to inspire creativity in children in kindergarten through third grade.
Strengthening America’s Workforce Through Education by Congressman Darin LaHood As technology continues to progress, one of the biggest challenges we face is bridging the skills gap.
No Limits at NASA An alumnus of ICC and Bradley received the highest national honor given to scientists and engineers who are beginning their research careers.
Recreating Space History A Bradley University student recently had the chance to create a piece of history.
Pinnacle of Her Craft by Emily Potts A Peoria woman is one of just eight people in Illinois to have attained Master Knitter status.
Take 10: Derrick Booth Ten things you didn't know about the director of social and emotional learning for Peoria Public Schools...
Empowering Education for Kids with Autism by Dan Ramos, Children’s Home Association of Illinois Children’s Home Academy for Autism bridges the gap in educational services for youth on the spectrum.
Heart of a Champion by Kenneth Harris, OSF HealthCare A sports legend comes to Peoria to promote organ donation as an important way to save lives.
Moving Smoothly Into Retirement by Lisa Friedrich, Silver Evolutions It’s always easier to plan when we have the luxury of time and distance.
A Self-Sustaining Learning Center by Ellie Ford, River City Labs Peoria’s makerspace brings together the most creative makers and inventors in central Illinois.
Get Off the Pavement! by Adam White, RC Outfitters Take your exercise routine to a new level while enjoying the beautiful trails of central Illinois.
A Showcase of Creative Connections by Mae Gilliland Wright Celebrating 15 years of resident artists at the Prairie Center of the Arts
Born to Shoot by Emily Potts A local photographer found her passion at an early age, following in her mother’s footsteps.
Igniting the Senses by Emily Potts A new, immersive experience for sensory-sensitive individuals is timed to coincide with Ignite Peoria.
PSO at the Twelve Bar The Twelve Bar has become a popular gathering space for small plates, tasty drinks and intimate performances.
