PEORIA, IL – Bradley University devoted just 37.55 percent of its athletic spending for the 2013-2014 season on women’s sports despite having 31 more female athletes than men, according a yearly institution report from the U.S. Department of Education. The report showed that Bradley University spent $4,175,199 on women’s sports in comparison to $6,942,895...
By Jeff Plotner It was perfect weather for one of Peoria’s last farmers market of the season. The market runs from 8 a.m.-12p.m. on Saturdays between the months of June to September. The local market features fresh vegetables, bread, baked goods and handmade jewelry from vendors who mostly grow, make and bake their products...
Our country’s past isn’t very long but we’ve come a long way from our pioneer days. That time in history resonates with people enough to reminisce about it with other people, and that’s why “Pioneer Days” exists. Pioneer Days is a piece of history that anybody can go and see during the summer months...
Pioneer Days lets visitors explore 19th century Illinois. On this interactive tour, visitors can stop by a replica schoolhouse, blacksmith shop and more as they learn about the day-to-day life on the homestead.
Bradley University’s Delta Tau Delta fraternity hosted an American Red Cross blood drive signaling the start of the organization’s first ever philanthropy week. The blood drive was held from 11:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m. in the Markin Recreation Performance Court.
Peoria’s Market on Moss brings a taste of France to Illinois. A French style market, Market on Moss brings together a variety of local vendors and artisans to show all the creativity that Peoria has to offer.
By Gabrielle Dillon Judge McDade has accomplished more than most in his career. He’s had the opportunity to make decisions in monumental cases and be recognized by the country’s best and brightest. McDade has much to be proud of but he only wants the best version of justice for the people he serves.
by Pier J. Rogers After 23 years on the 10th Judicial Circuit Court bench, Donald Courson is enjoying his retirement. Below is a detailed account of Courson’s life on the bench and his life thereafter, from taking cases pro-bono to golfing. You will also find an infographic depicting the demographics of those who utilize...
Serving justice is never an easy job, but it was always a calling for retired 10th Circut Court Judge Stuart Borden. His path in law stretches all across Illinois. Judge Borden took his initial passion for righting wrongs and exposing bullies and created a legacy throughout his career. retrieved from Southern Illinois University Carbondale...
By Kristin DiMaggio
One might think that a retired judge may look back at his or her work with a heavy mind and a bit of stress. Retired Judge John A. Gorman is not one of these judges. Instead, he recounts his years on the bench with positivity, crediting much of his success to him being “very lucky” and having a supportive family structure. This map shows how important family is to Gorman, as he never strayed too far with work or schooling.