Peoria County News Briefs
— February 14, 2018COUNTY Early primary voting has been postposed Early voting in the March primary has been postponed in Peoria County. Early voting and voting by mail was to begin Feb. 8, when ballots…
COUNTY Early primary voting has been postposed Early voting in the March primary has been postponed in Peoria County. Early voting and voting by mail was to begin Feb. 8, when ballots…
FEB. 15 Third Thursday Film Fest: Books into Movies Thursday, 2-4:30 p.m. North Branch, Peoria Public Library, 3011 Grand Pkwy. Free Bring a snack and enjoy the movie “Me Before…
COUNTY Sheriff offering two college scholarships The Peoria County Sheriff will award two Illinois Sheriffs’ Association’s college scholarships to students pursuing higher education…
America’s churches are joining schools in providing a soft-target stage for violent acts that more often stem from domestic quarrels than radical religious or political ideologies….
Author and historian David Billings challenged an overflow crowd in Peoria recently to overcome their deep denial of racism and white superiority in America. A diverse group packed…
Peoria Police Chief Jerry Mitchell abruptly announced he is leaving Feb. 9, as a City Hall investigation into misconduct allegations draws to a close. City officials hired an outside…
FEB. 9 Apple Tree Pruning Class Friday, 1-3 p.m. Partridge Point Orchard, 807 Partridge Point Rd., Metamora $10 Shirley Blackburn, Nursery Manager and owner of Partridge Point Orchard…
A Peoria Heights man was killed and a city police officer was shot following an early morning traffic stop Feb. 1. Daniel O. El, 33, of 1008 E. Paris Ave. was transported by ambulance…