Peoria cardiac surgeon Mark Plunkett relaxes outside the operating room by channeling his inner Ringo Dr. Mark Plunkett knows a few things about beats — from the heart and from
If our best, most beloved buildings are antiques, what’s that say about our ambitions today?
Staple crop faces challenges from soybeans, electric cars
Corn mazes confound – and thrive — in central Illinois
Ginger is one of the most prized spices in the world. But I hadn’t fully understood how special fresh ginger root is until I took a trip to India, where
Coffee Can Bistro may be the most unique java emporium in Peoria County
Five-year plan calls for $1.7 billion in infrastructure spending in IDOT District 4
We go by them every day, the treasures left to us by professionals of a bygone era. Peoria has been home to many architects who left their professional mark on
City residents will soon get a reprieve from road construction and repairs, but many projects remain ongoing or in the design stage. One such involves a major conversion of Jefferson
Once upon a time, crossing a bridge in Peoria was a real gamble
Peoria Heights officials are optimistic that planned road improvements will spur additional economic development to take the village to the next level. Rebuild Illinois and the Illinois Department of Transportation’s
The secondhand lifestyle isn’t just for grandma, anymore
Local designer is giving new life to historic houses
Peoria Ballet is expanding its outreach to the community
Remembering my small role, and the legendary architects who conceived it
It can put you over the top to extraordinary success
Old water tower, at 133 years and counting, may have tourism potential as Mason County’s own little Eiffel
Director of the Illinois Business Consulting Program at the University of Illinois’ Gies College of Business
Here’s a question for you. How much thought do you give to your thoughts? I confess there was a time in my leadership journey when I never considered my thoughts. You’re
Neighborly reputation, hometown character, rich history distinguish this growing Tazewell County town
Local group trying to raise $35 million to restore old movie palace to original grandeur
Local librarian explores the dark side in her literary journeys
In tiny Hollowayville, Izzy is the main attraction at Hollywood & Vine
The future is electric, and it still includes John Davis
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Welcome to Peoria Magazine’s Infrastructure and Architecture edition, dedicated to those who first imagine, then build. Obviously, I chose a profession that allows me to construct with words as my
Omer Osman has worked his way up the ranks to become Illinois’ barrier-breaking transportation secretary
Some local women – and men – are trying to change that
The end of college is not the end of your adventure
The Knolls neighborhood in Peoria combines a park-like atmosphere with Old World architecture, hospitality
Passenger rail services could provide economic boost to largest city in the state without it
