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Peoria Magazine is no longer in production. Publication ended with the November 2023 issue.

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A tale of two weekends

Patrick Kirchhofer August 25, 2023

Pontiac Township High School science teacher Paul Ritter

Call it Shark Tank-lite for teens

Nick Vlahos August 1, 2023

Students Hunter Weyant, Eli Reutter, and Josie Hess work on a Mars Wars car at Metamora High School

For math and science whizzes, a sport of their own

Steve Tarter August 1, 2023

Avshalom Weinstein repairs violins with his father, Amnon Weinstein. The two men founded Violins of Hope, a touring exhibit of instruments connected to the Holocaust (Photo provided by Violins of Hope)

The longest, saddest, most hopeful of journeys

Phil Luciano August 1, 2023

‘A rapper’s approach’

Laurie Pillman August 1, 2023

food

‘Our food speaks for itself’

Lisa Coon August 1, 2023

‘West Bluff, Best Bluff’

Scott Fishel August 1, 2023

Farmstand Peach Ice Cream

Mary DiSomma August 1, 2023

Bob and Amy Eid, owners of One World Cafe

Rolling With the Lunches

Steve Tarter August 1, 2023

William and Rob Sharkey

Handing the tractor keys to the next generation

Rob Sharkey August 1, 2023

Living and Learning (Let’s Hope)

Mike Bailey August 1, 2023

Honing the Skills of the Hill

Chris Kaergard August 1, 2023

A Pipeline to Prosperity

Bob Grimson August 1, 2023

Not your grandpa’s game

Steve Stein August 1, 2023

Business News in Brief

Business News – In Brief | August 2023

Peoria Magazine August 1, 2023

out & about typography

Out & About August 2023

Peoria Magazine August 1, 2023

osprey perches inside a nest atop the eastbound McClugage Bridge

Lovers for Life

Phil Luciano August 1, 2023

The Power of Niche Marketing

Dee Brown August 1, 2023

Books of poems form the Peoria Poetry Club’s collection, courtesy of Bradley University's Cullom-Davis Library

‘An Assembly Line of Rhyme’

Pam Tomka August 1, 2023

Social media, its promises and perils

Linda Smith Brown August 1, 2023

Safe and Sound

Amy Talcott August 1, 2023

Principal Nikki Giosta hugs a student at South Side Christian Academy

The 3 Rs and a Bible

Denise Jackson August 1, 2023

Assessing Kindergarten-through-12th Grade Education in the Peoria area

ChatGPT August 1, 2023

Enhance a life, be a mentor

Katie Faley August 1, 2023

More than 350 sodas are in stock at the Little Soda Pop Shop in Utica. It’s the only shop in central Illinois with a soda-only focus

Sodas go the craft route

Phil Luciano August 1, 2023

Paloma

Two for One: Spicy Margarita, Paloma

Hugh Higgins August 1, 2023

Keeping it simple with Joe George

Phil Luciano August 1, 2023

Jillian Sams, the great-granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor, drops in one of the final buttons on dedication day, April 23, 2017, with the help of her mother, Rachel Sams, the granddaughter of a survivor

One … button … at … a … time

Monica Vest Wheeler August 1, 2023

Children explore the Body Worlds Rx exhibit at Peoria Riverfront Museum

Stimulating all the senses

Lisa Coon August 1, 2023

Working in the shadows

Katie Faley August 1, 2023

Food for thought

Steve Stein August 1, 2023

An Interview with Dr. David Cleeton

Mike Bailey August 1, 2023

THE SCHOOL OF ATHENS

John F. Gilligan August 1, 2023