Pekin, IL News

• Pekin, IL News
• Free device workshop offered Oct. 29
• State Fire Marshal does walk-through inspection at Greer's residence Friday morning
• State Fire Marshal does walk-through inspection Friday morning
• Back to School for Pekin - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• PRESLEY QUINTEN PISCAGLIA, NEW YEAR'S BABY FOR 2011
• LAST CHANCE TO SEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AT MINERAL SPRINGS PARK WHILE COVERED IN SNOW THIS YEAR
• TWEENS RING IN NEW YEAR AT PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
• YOU DID NOT HAVE TO "DREAM" ABOUT A WHITE CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR
• MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM OUR TIMES IN PEKIN
• MERRY CHRISTMAS PEKIN, COAL IN YOUR STOCKINGS ONCE MORE
• "HOLIDAY SIGN AND SING" HELD THIS MORNING AT PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
• FUN ON THE LAGOON ICE
• PEKIN TRANSFORMED INTO WINTER WONDERLAND
• PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY HOLDS "BEADED JEWELRY WORKSHOP"
• DEATH OF AN ICON, AS THE REMAINING LEEWAY WALL COMES CRASHING DOWN
• WINTER HAS COME
• PRECIOUS MEMENTOS HARD TO COME BY AT LEEWAY DEMOLITION
• LEEWAY AT HISTORIC WEST CAMPUS "DEMOLISHED THIS MORNING"
• PEKIN LIBRARY AND PEKIN WINTER WONDERLAND COMBINE EFFORTS FOR GINGERBREAD HOUSE WORKSHOP
• PEKIN MAIN STREETS "CHRISTMAS ON COURT"
• LEEWAY AT HISTORIC WEST CAMPUS SLATED TO BE DEMOLISHED IN COMING WEEKS
• "CUPCAKE MANIA FOR TEENS" AT PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
• $$ Reward for return of Lost Dog
• PEKIN WINTER WONDERLAND PARADE AND OPENING CEREMONIES AT PAVILION
• "CHANGE YOUR CLOCK"- "CHANGE YOUR BATTERY" CAMPAIGN
• "FRIENDS OF MCNAUGHTON PARK" CLEAN UP TRASH SUNDAY AFTERNOON
• TRICK OR TWEEN'S HALLOWEEN PARTY AT PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY TODAY
• OUR TIMES IN PEKIN PRESS RELEASE
• PEKIN'S NIGHT OUT AGAINST CRIME HELD TONIGHT AT THE AVANTI'S DOME
• I HOPE YOUR "SIGNED UP" TO VOTE ON NOVEMBER 2
• BEST SELLING AND AWARD WINNING AUTHOR KIM EDWARDS AT THE PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
• GOODWILL STAND DOWN FOR HOMELESS VETERANS SATURDAY AT O'BRIEN FIELD IN PEORIA
• PEKIN MAIN STREET'S ANNUAL DOWNTOWN HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR
• CRASH REENACTMENT INVOLVING AN IMPAIRED DRIVER PART OF SAFETY WEEKEND
• PARK AVENUE IN THE FALL WITH ALL THE BEAUTIFUL COLORS
• HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR EDITION
• City Faces Lawsuit
• Local Briefs
• New scholarship honors Quarello
• Pekin woman killed in crash
• Pastor challenges business leaders
• Morton police seeking help on burglaries
• State owes $2M
• EP man charged for firing shotgun
• After-school programs celebrated
• Official: Water safety scare not so scary
• Man charged in child rapes
• Turner charged again
• EP woman charged with child battery
• Former County Market goes back to basics
• District 108 may borrow $5 million
• Prison inmate death reported
• Peoria man dies after East Peoria crash
• District 108 looks at its grades
• Figures calculated in jail lawsuits
• Official: tax levy still low
• WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO PEKIN'S HOMELESS VETERANS THIS WINTER
• JAY LENO HEADLINES BRADLEY UNIVERSITY'S HOMECOMING WEEKEND AT "RENAISSANCE COLISEUM"
• THE "BEAUTY OF OCTOBER" IN MINERAL SPRINGS PARK
• NO FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS IN THE FIRE STATIONS!
• VETERANS AND SUPPORTERS GET EMOTIONAL AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT
• VETERANS PROTEST AGAINST THE CITY OF PEKIN AT TODAYS DOWNTOWN RALLY
• PEKIN CITY GOVERNMENT "SAYS NO" TO HELPING OUR VETERANS
• PEKIN COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING PARADE
• WHAT OUR TIMES IN PEKIN IS REALLY ABOUT AND HOW IT WORKS
• OUR TIMES IN PEKIN SHUTTING DOWN!
• DONATIONS SOUGHT TO KEEP SITE GOING!
• PEKIN FIRE DEPT. ANNUAL FIRE PREVENTION CELEBRATION AT MINERAL SPRINGS PARK
• HOE & HOPE GARDEN CLUB HELPS PP DISTRICT IN MAKING PUMPKIN SCARECROWS TODAY
• TAPS "TAILWAGGERS CLASSIC" HELD TODAY AT PEKIN PARK
• CONSTITUTION REVOLUTION "PATRIOT'S PARTY" TODAY AT LIBERTY PARK IN PEORIA
• "DUCT TAPE CRAFTS FOR TEENS" AT PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
• SEED COLLECTION WORKSHOPS AT PPD HELD BY HORTICULTURIST SUZANNE COOK
• D.J. MILLER'S "DOWN HOME COUNTRY IN THE PARK" CONCERT
• LOOK MOM "MY FIRST LIBRARY CARD" FROM PEKIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
• PEPSI MARIGOLD PARADE PHOTOS
• SCOTT ALTMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DEDICATED
• TAZEWELL COUNTY MUSEUM QUILTING DESIGN WINNERS AND NEW NASA ROOM GRAND OPENING
• EVERETT MCKINLEY DIRKSEN "THE MAN BEHIND THE MARIGOLD"
• DELAVAN ART FESTIVAL HELD TODAY AT HISTORIC VETERANS PARK
• MACKINAW VALLEY VINEYARD HOST ANNUAL GRAPE STOMPING AND HARVEST FESTIVAL
• HOUSE CLEANING NEEDED AT TAZEWELL COUNTY JAIL TO "SWEEP OUT" THE BAD APPLES
• "FAMILY EFFORT" FINDING PEPSI MARIGOLD MEDALLION
• District 303 proposes budget surplus
• Local Briefs
• City votes to issue a $7M bond
• Man arrested for punching officer, kicking nurse
• Former Lincoln School slated for demolition
• Riverside Club restoration future not set yet
• Man accused of domestic battery
• Roeckers back in business
• Council to vote on sewer expansion
• Sex abuse lawsuit dismissed
• YWCA to ‘Paint the town red’ next week
• Sheriff: Overtime declining
• Downtown 2010 right on schedule
• Medallion Hunt clues to go online first
• Mayor networks in person
• "ELVIS" SEEN PERFORMING AT THE PEKIN LIBRARY!
• Knox Boxes help local firefighters
• Businesses prepare for health care changes
• Vehicle use guidelines approved
• Friday Night Family Fest promises fun on and off stage
• Ganschow to retire in September
• Whooping cough on the rise
• RIDE ALONG WITH A PEKIN POLICE OFFICER
• Readers react to the Blagojevich verdict
• Blagojevich vows to appeal
• Residents invited to ‘Go Loco’
• Button retires, new chief appointed
• Four teens injured in hill crash
• Preparing for a lean year
• Grow for the Gold winners picked
• Local Briefs
• Board avoids strike
• TAPS gets grant for needy
• 2010 Miss Marigold named
• County committees have big week ahead
• State funding looks promising: City officials get go-ahead to send Veterans Drive extension costs to
• LOCAL AUTHORS HOLD BOOK SIGNING TODAY AT SPEAKEASY ART CENTER
• Man suffers critical burns in house fire
• Baecker sentenced to 13 years
• Grain company responds to residents’ resistance
• Search for stolen laptop leads to stolen handgun
• Deaths ruled a murder-suicide
• Residents resist Rickett corn storage facility
• PEKIN LIBRARY SUMMER READING PROGRAM CARNIVAL
• Farmers take a hit
• Local Briefs
• What's going on here?
• Election law changes
• Raising money for local needs
• SOME JOBS THAT ARE NOT SO "COOL"
• Local Briefs
• High school hosting sale to help clear the clutter
• Judge to rule on more time for sex offender
• Students get to ‘Shop with a Cop’
• District 327 still weighing options if teachers strike
• Local Briefs
• Love of the Marigold Festival spurs woman to volunteer
• City seeks hotel feasibility study
• Local author brings book to the Marigold Festival
• 9/11 service plans set
• Redneck Fishing Tournament draws crowds
• Car dealer responds to teen car theft
• "DECEPTIVE WATER RATES"
• REDNECK TOURNAMENT GIVES NEW MEANING TO THE TERM " FLY " FISHING
• FANCY NANCY PICNIC TODAY AT LIBRARY
• District, teachers agree to contract
• Murderer’s appeal rejected: McCarron will have to serve entire 36-year prison term
• Scam artists targeting restaurants
• Victim’s family protests sentence
• City to consider hotel study
• Rapist gets probation
• SPEAKEASY ART CENTER GALLERY SHOWING
• City builds new parking lot for buses
• The water bill: What does it all mean?
• Dairy cows take the stage at 4-H Fair
• West Campus ideas advance
• Local Briefs
• Rednecks take back the river
• Local Briefs
• Pekin sewer rate increases to hit neighboring village
• Speakeasy Art Center studio artists to display work
• Canine contestants advance to the next level
• Two charged after bar fight goes on the road
• Teen arrested in theft from grandmother
• Neighbors play blame game over fight about yard signs
• Stepping up to the throne
• City launches new website
• Smith eyes home nurse legislation
• Local Briefs
• Wastewater fees will rise
• Lost service dog found and returned
• Man charged with theft; involved son
• Hundreds of children bring projects to fair
• Teachers on the verge of striking; district blames state
• 4-H Fair promises cheap fun
• Drug program grows
• Moving forward: Family continues on after tragic loss of loved one
• Littlest beauties crowned at pageant
• PEKIN MAIN STREETS DOWNTOWN CRUISE
• 4-H Fair: Stars shine in the beef show
• Man sentenced to eight years for sexual assault
• Young 4-H’ers earn right to raise livestock
• Court briefs
• Trustee arrested in violent conflict
• PEKIN MAIN STREETS-PHAT JAX BIKE RALLY NIGHT AT SUPER CRUISE
• Solie Myers remembered for passion
• No further arrests are expected in jail escape
• Council to vote on upgrades
• Recruitment event celebrates military service
• THIS WEEKENDS EVENTS IN PEKIN
• New queen follows sister’s footsteps
• Sixth Super Cruise-In event starts this weekend
• Home invasion unsolved
• Alleged coin bandit apprehended
• Budget to receive cuts
• DARE program axed
• Youngsters show dogs and poultry
• Bass Pro lease may put city at risk
• Horse show kicks off Mason County 4-H Fair
• Inmate apologizes upon capture
• Sheriff’s challenger raising more cash
• Man charged in cocaine bust
• Altman’s surprise visit delights donors
• Children’s Advocacy Center slates opening
• Concerns raised about proposed wastewater fee hikes
• City denies cell phone tower permit
• NEW WHEELWORX PLANT BEING BUILT BY NON-UNION AND OUT OF STATE WORKERS
• Local environmentalist killed in bridge accident
• Art center brings increased business
• Horses excite on first day of 4-H and Jr. Show
• Council to eye ADA compliance suggestions
• Pekin ends DARE program
• Marigold Festival seeks celebrity look-alikes
• Alleged coin bandit apprehended
• Inmate work common
• Escaped inmate captured
• Long-time Mason County staple closes its doors
• Main Street gets new director
• Assessments show effect of struggling economy
• "THUMBS" UP TODAY, OR SHOULD I SAY "DOWN" FOR SCOTT ALTMAN
• REAL LIFE GHOST HUNTERS AT PEKIN LIBRARY
• ONLY IN TAZEWELL COUNTY!
• FREE MINIATURE GOLF BRINGS IN HUNDREDS
• ROCKIN' FOR TAPS FUNDRAISER
• JASON JUCHEMS " CREATURE FEATURE"
• ED'S TWO CENTS
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 4TH OF JULY HONOR AMERICA CELEBRATION
• PEKIN RELAY FOR LIFE A BIG SUCCESS
• FARMERS MARKET OPENS IN DOWNTOWN PEKIN
• STRONG STORMS CAUSE DAMAGE IN PEKIN
• SPACE ADVENTURES
• RELAY FOR LIFE INFORMATION-PEKIN AND MORTON
• (PATS) PEORIA AREA TROOP SUPPORT TREE ON DISPLAY IN MINERAL SPRINGS PARK
• PEKIN MAIN STREET'S "CHRISTMAS ON COURT"
• "MERRY CHRISTMAS" PEKIN, OR IS IT
• COUNCILMAN BLANCHARD SHOULD RESIGN!
• BLANCHARD CENSURED AT COUNCIL MEETING
• NEWS FROM MONDAY NIGHTS CITY COUNCIL MEETING
• VOTING SHOULD BE A RESPONSIBILITY
• POTHOLES! POTHOLES! EVERYWHERE!
• BLANCHARD WANTS CITY STORM WATER FEE
• THE DUNN DOME- IS IT A DUNN DEAL
• Untitled
• JAMES FIELD DVD
• WE ARE BACK UP AND RUNNING!
• PHOTOS FROM AROUND TOWN
• COME SEE "WE THE PEOPLE"
• IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM ED EMMONS
• TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE TO SEE "WE THE PEOPLE" A PATRIOTIC PLAY
• PLEASE DO NOT OPEN SUSPICIOUS EMAILS
• TREMONT TURKEY FESTIVAL
• DOES THE TOWING ORDINANCE GO AGAINST THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION
• "WE THE PEOPLE" THE HOTTEST SHOW IN TOWN
• SCRAPBOOK OF JAMES FIELD PRESENTED TO TAZEWELL COUNTY MUSEUM
• MY TRAVELS AROUND PEKIN TODAY
• IRRIGATION SYSTEM PUT IN AT JAMES FIELD
• Blues Blast Magazine 2009 Blues Blast Awards
• Pekin - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services

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