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Seventh and eighth grade students at the Glen Oak Community Learning Center researched and developed scripts for a series of three public service announcements on historically significant African American Peorians. Subjects including Edward Gaines, the first African American firefighter in Peoria, Dr. Maude Sanders, a pioneering local physician, and Annie Malone, Peoria’ first Black female millionaire.

You can share a specific episode of Our Remarkable Local History from the WTVP video portal:

You can share a specific episode of Our Remarkable Local History from the WTVP video portal:

 Local Shows

Local Shows
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  • My Journey with Annie Malone
  • At Issue with Mark Welp
  • At Issue with H Wayne Wilson
  • WTVP's Backyard Journeys
  • Business Forward with Matt George
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  • Consider This with Christine Zak Edwards
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  • From Distilleries to Stills: Prohibition In Peoria
  • Doug Hoerr: Landscape Architect
  • EcoWatch
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  • From the Horse's Mouth
  • Leadership Lessons for Home, Work and Life
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  • Lydia: Ahead of Her Time
  • Mark's Furry Friends
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  • Mining Reclamation: Healing the Landscape
  • OSF HealthCare Ministry Headquarters
  • The Illinois River Series Poster
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  • A Shot of Ag with Rob "The SharkFarmer" Sharkey
  • Springdale Cemetery: Memories of a Lifetime
  • State & Water Poster
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  • What is it??
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  • WTVP Now