« Previous Feb 2020Next »Digital Edition Archives Bringing Back the Whiskey Cityby Don Forrest, Farnsworth GroupThe opening of Black Band Distillery in Peoria’s Warehouse District will rectify a century of cultural loss. Exciting Developments Ahead Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine In this issue we celebrate the latest developments around the region, from the Peoria Warehouse District to the Heights and beyond. Leading a New Generation by Jonathan Wright With a bold vision and a record of execution, Casey Baldovin is making his mark in the Warehouse District. KDB Group: A Transformative Impact by Mae Gilliland Wright With announcements ongoing and significant progress made over the last year, KDB Group is redefining possibilities in central Illinois. Developing Greater Peoria A Virtual Roundtable Peoria Magazine hosted a roundtable of industry leaders to discuss some of their current projects, future trends, and the challenges they face along the way. A Historic Restoration by Marjorie A. Schwebel The Peoria Women’s Club has been empowering women to lead and serve in the Peoria area since 1886. A Playful Headquarters by Jonathan Wright A 1920s-era warehouse building in Peoria is now headquarters to one of the most popular arcade games of all time. New Year, New Beginnings by Michael J. Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation of Peoria An exciting new development is set to bring commercial and residential tenants to the Warehouse District. Peoria’s First Black Female Millionaire by James Agbara Bryson Annie Turnbo Malone was a shrewd businesswoman, philanthropist, entrepreneur and servant leader. Investing in Workforce Development Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way Working together, we can spur economic growth and help more residents earn a livable wage. New Technology Alliance in Peoria Local tech firms Pearl Technology, CIAN and A5 have recently joined forces. More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Life Along the Illinois River by Molly Crusen Bishop As the faces and times changed, the river has remained a constant thread. Looking Up: Q&A With Michele Sullivan Sullivan’s first book, Looking Up, will be published by Harper Collins Leadership on February 25, 2020. 15 Things to Do in February Mark your calendars and check out what's happening in Greater Peoria! Capital Investments Are Investments in Your Community by Matt George, Children’s Home Association of Illinois They exhibit both the strength of your organization and a commitment to the place you call home. Health & Housing: Beyond Lead-Safe Homes by Monica Hendrickson, MPH, Peoria City/County Health Department New grant funding will improve health and housing while bringing economic opportunities. Leave A Powerful Legacy by Mark Roberts, Community Foundation of Central Illinois Drive positive change in your community—and leave a legacy for future generations. Potential in Old Houses by Mae Gilliland Wright The @cheapoldhouses Instagram account frequently highlights older homes in Peoria that are on the market. A Game Plan For Nonprofits Children's Home CEO Matt George recently published a new book. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Celebrating Bodies of All Sizes by Mary Beth Cooper, Curvicality Why I started a national, body-positive women’s magazine based right here in Peoria Al Fresco Park: Then and Again by Lee Katz, Mid-Illini Geocachers A local geocacher and history buff does some amateur sleuthing. Small Grains: A Growing Movement by Erin Meyer and Golda Ewalt Farmer + miller + hospital = one example of Illinois’ growing small grain movement. Take 10: Carol Rapp Ten things you didn't know about the managing broker at Gallery Homes... The Craft + Drink Experience by Jonathan Wright Crafted DIY Studio & Bar promises a unique space to drink and socialize while participating in a variety of crafting projects. Healthy Solutions for Weight Loss by Kirk Wessler, OSF HealthCare Losing 165 pounds in eight months has changed a Peoria principal’s life. Characteristics of the DIY Consumer The DIY movement continues to grow at a very rapid clip. More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> A Suzuki School for Central Illinois by Hannah Ramlo A new initiative from Youth Music Illinois seeks to fill a gap in local music education. A Very Subtle Beauty by Mae Gilliland Wright Artist Ann E. Coulter uncovers meaning in the wide-open Midwestern landscape. Demystifying the Gallery Experience by Erin Buczynski, Bradley University Galleries can communicate an imposing presence, but they are meant for all of us. Nature’s Ever-Changing Moments by Mae Gilliland Wright Local photographer Julie Dodge focuses on nature’s hidden beauty in central Illinois. A Celebration of Color The Chroma exhibition is on display at Peoria Magazines through mid-April 2020. More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
Exciting Developments Ahead Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine In this issue we celebrate the latest developments around the region, from the Peoria Warehouse District to the Heights and beyond.
Leading a New Generation by Jonathan Wright With a bold vision and a record of execution, Casey Baldovin is making his mark in the Warehouse District.
KDB Group: A Transformative Impact by Mae Gilliland Wright With announcements ongoing and significant progress made over the last year, KDB Group is redefining possibilities in central Illinois.
Developing Greater Peoria A Virtual Roundtable Peoria Magazine hosted a roundtable of industry leaders to discuss some of their current projects, future trends, and the challenges they face along the way.
A Historic Restoration by Marjorie A. Schwebel The Peoria Women’s Club has been empowering women to lead and serve in the Peoria area since 1886.
A Playful Headquarters by Jonathan Wright A 1920s-era warehouse building in Peoria is now headquarters to one of the most popular arcade games of all time.
New Year, New Beginnings by Michael J. Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation of Peoria An exciting new development is set to bring commercial and residential tenants to the Warehouse District.
Peoria’s First Black Female Millionaire by James Agbara Bryson Annie Turnbo Malone was a shrewd businesswoman, philanthropist, entrepreneur and servant leader.
Investing in Workforce Development Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way Working together, we can spur economic growth and help more residents earn a livable wage.
New Technology Alliance in Peoria Local tech firms Pearl Technology, CIAN and A5 have recently joined forces.
Life Along the Illinois River by Molly Crusen Bishop As the faces and times changed, the river has remained a constant thread.
Looking Up: Q&A With Michele Sullivan Sullivan’s first book, Looking Up, will be published by Harper Collins Leadership on February 25, 2020.
Capital Investments Are Investments in Your Community by Matt George, Children’s Home Association of Illinois They exhibit both the strength of your organization and a commitment to the place you call home.
Health & Housing: Beyond Lead-Safe Homes by Monica Hendrickson, MPH, Peoria City/County Health Department New grant funding will improve health and housing while bringing economic opportunities.
Leave A Powerful Legacy by Mark Roberts, Community Foundation of Central Illinois Drive positive change in your community—and leave a legacy for future generations.
Potential in Old Houses by Mae Gilliland Wright The @cheapoldhouses Instagram account frequently highlights older homes in Peoria that are on the market.
Celebrating Bodies of All Sizes by Mary Beth Cooper, Curvicality Why I started a national, body-positive women’s magazine based right here in Peoria
Al Fresco Park: Then and Again by Lee Katz, Mid-Illini Geocachers A local geocacher and history buff does some amateur sleuthing.
Small Grains: A Growing Movement by Erin Meyer and Golda Ewalt Farmer + miller + hospital = one example of Illinois’ growing small grain movement.
The Craft + Drink Experience by Jonathan Wright Crafted DIY Studio & Bar promises a unique space to drink and socialize while participating in a variety of crafting projects.
Healthy Solutions for Weight Loss by Kirk Wessler, OSF HealthCare Losing 165 pounds in eight months has changed a Peoria principal’s life.
A Suzuki School for Central Illinois by Hannah Ramlo A new initiative from Youth Music Illinois seeks to fill a gap in local music education.
A Very Subtle Beauty by Mae Gilliland Wright Artist Ann E. Coulter uncovers meaning in the wide-open Midwestern landscape.
Demystifying the Gallery Experience by Erin Buczynski, Bradley University Galleries can communicate an imposing presence, but they are meant for all of us.
Nature’s Ever-Changing Moments by Mae Gilliland Wright Local photographer Julie Dodge focuses on nature’s hidden beauty in central Illinois.
A Celebration of Color The Chroma exhibition is on display at Peoria Magazines through mid-April 2020.
