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Fri Mar 31 2023

Lack of water and a search for land: This popular farm's hiatus will leave a 'void'

Down River Farm's founder called the hiatus a 'tough decision' but hopes to find new land for the 2024 season.

Eight people are running as Dunlap School Board candidates on the April 4 ballot. There are four open seats.

These high school basketball coaching jobs are open heading into the 2023-2024.

A severe weather system will likely fire up in Iowa about 4 p.m. Friday and move through central Illinois by 8 p.m.

Katy Ramage returned from a broken hand late in the the Metamora softball postseason run. Now, she wants to take the Redbirds one step farther.

Each Peoria City Council candidate has a unique reason to run for office. Here's why each is running in their own words.

Peoria is known nationally for being an affordable housing market. The issue for some is access to quality, affordable housing in safe neighborhoods.

The new shop, which is expected to open mid-April, will offer many of the same items sold at the Washington location.

Peoria's unofficial ambassador, Angie Ostaszewski, and some of the people she's helped bring to Peoria are featured by the New York Times.

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