HP In The News
Nov, 8, 2010 Seasonal Jobs May Help with Unemployment
As local unemployment dips into the single digits, folks still looking for work might have a better chance of at least picking up a temporary job this holiday season.
Rivermen want you to pack the house
Heartland Partnership wants you to Pack the Civic Center. ... Heartland Partnership Managing Director Ryan Spain says this program is a helping hand during ...
Final Pack the Place of 2010 to involve Peoria Rivermen
The "I'm Stepping Up" campaigns wraps up the "Project Pack the Place" events in Peoria with a night of Peoria Rivermen hockey later this month. The campaign is an effort to bring more awareness for things to do in this community.
Developers touting name 'Rivertown' for part of Warehouse District
"Rivertown is a fitting name for this project," said Vickie Clark, president of the Economic Development Council for Central Illinois. ...
Enthusiasm builds around reinvigorating Warehouse District
As Pat Sullivan talks about future developments within the Sealtest building, he gets excited talking about the bigger picture: the development of a new neighborhood up and down Washington Street.
Economic Gardening
Like a new business, successful gardens do not bloom overnight; they need the tender care of a gardener to assist in their growth. The concept of economic gardening focuses on creating jobs by supporting existing local businesses, and embraces the idea that entrepreneurs drive the economy.
What Makes a Great Leader?
We are constantly asking ourselves “What makes us great leaders?” Depending on who you ask, they will all most likely have different answers. Some would say that great leaders are born. Others would suggest that great leaders are created through coaching, training and guidance.
Peoria NEXT Brings You Ag Defense
Peoria NEXT explains how one tenant's work impacts the food industry ...
Public's input sought on Scenic Byway; meetings established
These “authentic byway businesses” will contribute to a visitor's experience as they travel the Illinois River Road. Those who have ideas for potential ...
Don't forget what's in our own backyard
Take, for example, a recent article in “Midwest Living” highlighting the Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway. It runs through Rome and right through ...
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