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In his latest monthly interview with WCBU, Peoria city manager Patrick Urich discusses additions to the newly approved $324 million budget, and new ownership’s plans for the Pere Marquette and Courtyard by Marriott hotels.
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After more than five years in the works, the Peoria City Council saw plans Tuesday for a redesigned downtown riverfront.
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Erik Reader has a thing about downtowns. It doesn’t matter if they’re small or mid-sized or if they’re on a river or surrounded by cornfields, Reader wants to see them get ahead.
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The Peoria Police Department and City of Peoria say they’re taking a more aggressive stance on regulating large, unruly weekend crowds downtown in the late night and early morning hours.
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Peoria Civic Center general manager Rik Edgar says impressive seasons by Carver Arena's two primary sports tenants combined with strong concert sales for a run of successful months.
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A project started by an application for state funding in 2017 is set to bring around 70 new “wayfinding” signs to downtown Peoria.
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The Peoria City Council unanimously approved an agreement on Tuesday night with Fulton Hotel Development to build an new downtown hotel.
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A developer is proposing a new $57 million hotel and apartment building for downtown Peoria, with the city agreeing to reimburse costs through tax increment financing revenues.
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In her latest monthly conversation with WCBU, Peoria Mayor Rita Ali discusses the planned Medina Plains business park, the proposed TIF District, and the related agreement with the Dunlap School District.