East Peorian Heather Bean received her realtor’s license Sept. 1, 2011, but she began her career with a more exciting twist than most.
After beginning her professional career at Jim Maloof Realty, Bean soon thereafter met Travis and Natalie Anderson, ages 26 and 23, at an open house in Peoria.
Haiti, for Becky Reeser, has become a second home.
The Germantown Hills woman has been going to the destitute island nation often to make a difference in the lives of the people there through her non-profit organization called Life’s Path.
“Raiders don’t drive faster than their guardian angels can fly.”
That’s the slogan attached to the message that a group of East Peoria Community High School students delivered to members of the community before Friday night’s varsity boys basketball game.
Denny Smith writes a blog for TimesNewspapers called "Hearing Things." Smith is a musician who grew up in Morton and now lives in Nashville, Tenn.
His blog addresses his life as a musician among other things.
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This week's Only in Print content in the Times-Courier includes:
• The East Peoria Times-Courier Student of the Month Profile
• Police and fire news
• Around Town
The location of these features can be found on the front page of the paper.
The Board of Education at Robein School District in East Peoria has named their new superintendent/principal beginning July 1, 2012.
Brad D. Bennett, current principal at LaSalle Elementary School for the past six years in Creve Coeur School District No. 76, was approved as Robein School chief. He will be replacing Dr. Kathryn Marx, who will enter retirement after six years at Robein.
Becky Howard of Washington is the recipient of a $50 gift card at Firehouse Pizza, as the winner of Week 20 in The Liquor Station’s Upickem Pro Football Challenge, presented by the East Peoria Times-Courier.
It is time to vote in the Cutest Baby Contest sponsored by TimesNewspapers and the Journal Star.
