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Business support for minimum wage increase is growing

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Economic indicators continue to rise

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Cat earns national honor from SourceAmerica

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Caterpillar Inc., which has partnered with Community Workshop and Training Center Inc. for more than 50 years, on Friday was named recipient of the Commercial Business Partnership Award from SourceAmerica.

The award recognizes a commercial business that has partnered with an AbilityOne-producing...

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SBA partners with other agencies to expand Boots to Business

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sba logoThe U.S. Small Business Administration has reached a cooperative agreement with America's Small Business Development...

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Study reveals business unprepared for future workforce needs

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workforce-2020-hub-ockupBusinesses are facing the most diverse work environment that the world has ever seen with...

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Jerry Mitchell named Peoria police chief

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mitchellThe City of Peoria decided to stay in house for its new police chief this time around. Jerry Mitchell, interim chief since Steve Settingsgaard left in June, was named chief on Wednesday.

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Bradley ranks high in annual report

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bradleylogo1Bradley University once again scored well in the annual ranking of colleges and universities by U.S. News & World Report.

Bradley was ranked the fourth best college in the 12-state Midwest region and ranked ninth best among Best Value Schools in the country, according to the 30th Annual report by U.S. News. The value ranking recognizes...

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AARP: Gubernatorial candidates need to communicate better with voters

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quinnraunerWith less than two months before the election,Illinois voters ages 50 and older  want Gov.Pat Quinnand his...

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Diocese confirms promises were broken regarding Sheen Cause

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Fulton SheenPromises made 12 years ago by the Archdiocese of New York prompted Bishop Daniel Jenky to begin pursuing sainthood for Archibishop Fulton Sheen, the central Illinois native who was ordained in Peoria.

It was an apparent reneging of those promises that prompted Jenky to suspend...

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