Public health and safety are the number one concerns after heavy rains and flooding. Flood water can carry bacteria and other contaminants that could cause disease and illness. During…
It’s not every day that Zorro, the fictional masked crusader, turns 100, so the Chillicothe Historical Society is throwing a party to celebrate. The public is invited to the two-day…
Stress, anxiety, depression. For many, those feelings are seasonal. Others deal with them constantly, and, for some, negative emotions come and go without notice. Reaching out for help…
It was a cold night in February when Lois Fidler, dressed only in her nightclothes, drove away from her home on Copper Creek Road in Manito. Her husband watched the Jeep Liberty’s…
The bicycle and fitness industries have changed dramatically since Americans began embracing biking as a legitimate fitness option in the 1970s. Rolling with the changes and public…
CENTRAL ILLINOIS Holocaust is subject of new ballet When many people think about ballet, images of beautiful princesses and princes in lavish costumes come to mind. Ballets about war…
A group hoping to preserve the history of Peoria Heights is asking the public to search their basements, closets and attics for forgotten items that might help tell the story of the…
It has been touted as one of the most significant pieces of energy legislation ever to pass the Illinois General Assembly. The state’s Future Energy Jobs Act, or Senate Bill 2814,…
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