The weekend of March 23, 2019 was an extraordinary time of celebration in our Peoria community. During this weekend the Fourth Annual Sisterhood and Legends Luncheon celebrated the strength, power, and achievements of women recognized by Delta Sigma Theta, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sigma Gamma Rho, and Zeta Phi Beta sororities. Additionally, on Sunday, March 24th, … Continue reading Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Peoria Alumnae Chapter Celebrates a “Heritage of Love” By Dr. Francesca A. Armmer
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Annie Malone Historical Society Visits Peoria By Molly Crusen Bishop
The Peoria Chapter NSDAR, (National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution) welcomed two very special guests at the Tuesday, March 19th meeting. Linda Nance, Founder and President of the Annie Malone Historical Society, a Nonprofit 501(c) 3 came from St. Louis and Vice President Linda Jones, traveled from Gary, Indiana to give a … Continue reading Annie Malone Historical Society Visits Peoria By Molly Crusen Bishop
Channeling Efforts to Cut Crime in Chicago — Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot’s #1 Goal By Cassiette West-Williams
Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot wasted no time in her soon-to-be position, as she met privately with Chicago's Police Chief Eddie Johnson, the day after she won the election in a landslide victory. Her historic win was sealed when she won all the wards in her bid to create change in America's third largest city. Mayor-elect Lightfoot … Continue reading Channeling Efforts to Cut Crime in Chicago — Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot’s #1 Goal By Cassiette West-Williams
Nipsey Hussle: Etched in Our Hearts By Chama St. Louis and Marcus Hamilton
Rapper and businessman, Nipsey Hussle was gunned down in South Central Los Angeles, March 31, in front of his clothing store, The Marathon Clothing. He was 33 years old. Despite being a lifelong Californian, his untimely death reverberated throughout the world. Hussle, born Ermias Joseph Asghedom, was a lot of things to both the greater … Continue reading Nipsey Hussle: Etched in Our Hearts By Chama St. Louis and Marcus Hamilton
Bringing forth dreams from each generation: Anthony Anderson’s Family’s Miracles By Cassiette West-Williams
Humble and humor are the qualities that a "black-ish" star uses to reel his audience in, while telling his story and rolling out his career to listeners. Actor Anthony Anderson has a down- to- earth demeanor that speaks to turning his mother's ambitions into his reality. Anderson shared his story recently at Saint Sabina Church, … Continue reading Bringing forth dreams from each generation: Anthony Anderson’s Family’s Miracles By Cassiette West-Williams
Sovereign Grace MBC 11th Year Easter Sunday Celebration April 21, 2019
Phillip Jones loves giving the Lord praise through gospel singing. Born in Mississippi, he has worked in the church and promoted gospel groups since the age of 17. He has promoted Gospel Music in Peoria for almost thirty years. On Sunday, April 21, 2019 Bro. Jones will present the 11th Year Easter Sunday Celebration at … Continue reading Sovereign Grace MBC 11th Year Easter Sunday Celebration April 21, 2019
Get Smart with your Thermostat By Kristol Simms, Director of Energy Efficiency, Strategy & Innovation, Ameren Illinois
The average home spends about $2,200 a year on utility bills, with about half of that going to heating and cooling. When seeking out quick ways to save energy at home, a great first step is to look at your thermostat. At a basic level, thermostats control your home's heating and cooling system to maintain … Continue reading Get Smart with your Thermostat By Kristol Simms, Director of Energy Efficiency, Strategy & Innovation, Ameren Illinois