Winter Wonderland: November 29, 2024 - January 5, 2025
Welcome to the 40th Annual East Peoria Festival of Lights, one of the largest nighttime holiday festivals in the Midwest. What was originally planned as a onetime event, has grown into the award-winning festival we offer today.
There have been many changes throughout the history of this great Festival, and none of them could have been done without the help from the FOLEPI Construction Crew over these past 40 years. As the Festival of Lights Chairman, I want to express my appreciation and gratitude to everyone who has helped with the Festival. From the creators of our amazing floats and displays, to our staff members who help work on the festivities year-round, and to the folks that volunteer to help with the Parade of Lights or another Festival event, thank you for all that you do!
In honor of the 40th anniversary, I am pleased to announce that we have built two new floats for this season, one of which being a replica of our Festival Wreath that sits atop Fondulac Drive. We are excited to share this new float with you all!
Please use the FOLEPI Guide to help make your East Peoria Festival of Lights visit a highlight of your holiday season. We look forward to seeing everyone this Festival season as you all get to see these amazing floats and creations that are larger than life!
Kory Brown, Chairman Festival of Lights
On behalf of the City of East Peoria, we welcome you to this year’s Festival of Lights. Thanks to the efforts of many volunteers, the Festival of Lights will be the best ever! The Festival of Lights includes several events in which you are invited to participate: the Festival of Lights
Parade, Winter Wonderland, and FOLEPI’s Gifts Galore Shop & Stroll! We invite you to shop in the numerous stores we have to offer and dine in our variety of restaurants. Thank you for visiting and welcome to the 40th Annual Festival of Lights!
East Peoria City Council
A special thank you to the FOLEPI Construction Crew: John Broshears, John Durst, and John Shank
FOLEPI Welcomes You!
“Folepi” (pronounced F0-LEE-PEE) is the wooden soldier whose name is an acronym for the Festival Of Lights, East Peoria, Illinois. This year, we are celebrating 40 years with Folepi! A symbol of volunteerism in East Peoria, Folepi represents the pride in our community by the people who volunteer for this event every year.
The East Peoria holiday displays create a delightful festival, but the real magic is the hard work and community spirit that radiate from the volunteers. From all who volunteer with the Festival of Lights, we would like to say “Thank you for visiting the Festival of Lights and Welcome to East Peoria!”
East Peoria Chamber of Commerce 201 Clock Tower Dr. East Peoria, IL 61611-2449 Phone 309-699-6212 www.welcometoeastpeoria.com Email: epcc@epcc.org
Design, advertisements and printing: Limelight Communications, Inc.
Photographs: City of East Peoria, East Peoria Festival of Lights Commission, East Peoria Chamber of Commerce, and Eastlight Theatre.
*Some information has been reprinted with permission of the City of East Peoria from www.cityofeastpeoria.com. www.epcc.org
East Peoria City Council (l. to r.) Commissioner Dan Decker, Commissioner Mark Hill, Mayor John Kahl, Commissioner Seth Mingus, and Commissioner Michael Sutherland
TWho Knew When It Started That the Festival Would Grow This Big?
he 40th Annual East Peoria Festival of Lights is a holiday tradition now spanning generations of families. The lighted floats are creations of art, earning accolades statewide and garnering national attention. But they looked quite different 40 years ago when the Festival of Lights first started, envisioned as a one-time event.
By Jill Peterson, City of East Peoria
The first Parade of Lights was very grand for its time. There had never been a nighttime parade in Central Illinois. The floats in the 1984 parade were constructed mostly of wood, wrapped with chicken wire, and covered with spray foam. Volunteers then added lights so the floats could be seen at night. There were 19 floats in that first parade, seven large ones designed to represent popular Christmas carols, and 12 smaller floats along with walking costumed characters, scouting and school groups, and business vehicles.
Starting with the third parade in 1987, the illusion came from the lights themselves forming the image. That was the first time pencil steel was used to create a float—the Paddle-wheeler which is still in the parade today. Also notable, the Paddle-wheeler is the first large float to be attached to a vehicle underneath it. This created the illusion at night that the Paddlewheeler was moving along the parade route under
its own power. Organizers knew they had something that had never been seen in Central Illinois. The fleet of floats grew from there. Some floats were retired, and new ones added, created by a volunteer group that became known as the Folepi Construction Crew and headed for many years by Wally Jaquet. The parade transformed from daytime entries lit for night to the elaborate creations seen today, with an average of 30 floats appearing annually. Lighting technology has greatly improved over the years, and in 2009 Festival organizers began changing the incandescent mini lights on the floats
to more efficient and brighter LED lights. This was no easy feat, as volunteers had to strip the floats of their old lights, attach new LED light strings, and then hand-clip each light to the float. Today, lights are still attached by hand as there is no machine that can do that task.
By 2010 many of the vehicles underneath the floats had reached the end of their lifespan. These were used cars to begin with, some dating back to the 1970s, and no amount of tweaking and tinkering with the engines and mechanical parts could ensure they would get all the way down the parade route. Knowing that the lighted floats are the stars of the show, organizers began a multi-year task of removing the vehicles and making all floats towable. This decision also helped ensure few to no float breakdowns along the parade route.
One constant in the Parade of Lights is the mascot Folepi. The parade has always been led by the live toy soldier, first portrayed by Frank Borror. Several men have had the honor of being Folepi during the past 40 years, with the longest serving being A.J. Boore from 1994 to 2012. Our current Folepi, Tim Cundiff, has had the honor for five years, starting in 2019.
The Parade of Lights is not the
only event that has evolved over time. The Festival’s Folepi’s Winter Wonderland drive-through display began in 1993, always located in VFW Post 2078 Park. The first display featured 15 parade floats, lighted arches, decorated trees and shrubs, and some purchased displays. The remainder of the parade floats were displayed, as they had been in prior years, in the parking lot of the Fon du Lac Park Administration Building and along the Farm Creek levee. A desire to protect the floats from potential vandals resulted in the eventual move of all floats to the drive-through display in the park.
With the conversion to using all LED lights, the Winter Wonderland’s electricity bill has decreased greatly. The bill was $80,000 when the festival displays were illuminated with incandescent light bulbs. With the switch to energy-efficient LED lights, the electricity bill dropped to approximately $5,000, and more power efficiencies are expected from a project in 2019 when the display was rewired and new spider boxes were added.
The Festival Wreath has also evolved during the past 40 years. The original wreath, used for 29 years, was a Ferris wheel that traveled on the carnival circuit. It was illuminated with colored fluorescent light tubes around the frame and a fluorescent light tube candle in the middle. A new wreath was unveiled for the festival’s 30th anniversary in 2014, illuminated with energy efficient LED lights on a metal frame attached to a trailer for easy transport to the display location on a bluff overlooking the city on Fondulac Drive. The Wreath has been in the same location for 39 of the festival’s 40 years. In 2007, organizers moved the Wreath to East Peoria’s RiverFront Park. However, residents and visitors preferred the traditional location, and the Wreath returned to its familiar perch in 2008.
Frank Borror 1984 A.J. Boore 1999
Another display that has been a constant bright light is the Henricks Star that shines over the city from a bluff in VFW Park. The original star was made of wood and illuminated with fluorescent light tubes and named for festival volunteer Andrew Henricks. The Henricks’ adult children wanted to honor the volunteerism of both their father and mother Cecelia and spearheaded a donation campaign to fund the construction of a new star in their memory. Donations completely funded the construction, and the new aluminum Henricks Star debuted in December 2017. The 24-foot diameter star is illuminated with LED lights, and as son Alan Henricks said, “It is high and bright to inspire people.”
The East Peoria Festival of Lights couldn’t have happened over the past 40 years without volunteer support, from building and lighting floats to walking as guides in the Parade of Lights and organizing the many individual events that occur during the festival’s annual holiday run. There has always been a chairman to keep things moving smoothly, and the Festival of Lights has benefitted from the leadership of the four chairmen in FOLEPI’s 40-year history: Maurice Joseph, Dan Cunningham, Doug McCarty, and current chairman Kory Brown.
At first conceived as a one-time event, the East Peoria Festival of Lights has evolved and grown, embracing new technologies and adding activities to bring holiday cheer to all who visit. It’s an award-winning festival, having received the Illinois Governor’s Home Town Awards in 1987 and 2005; being named one of the Top 100 Events in North America by the American Bus Association in 1993, 2004, 2005, and 2007; and most recently winning the Heavyweights division on Season Eight of ABC’s The Great Christmas Light Fight in 2020.
Organizers and volunteers are excited to present the 40th annual festival and invite everyone to visit the East Peoria Festival of Lights.
Area Businesses Power
The Festival Floats
The East Peoria Festival of Lights Commission thanks the many businesses and organizations that reflect their pride in the community by serving as 2024 Festival of Lights sponsors:
North Pole Sponsors
AARP
Better Business Bureau
Carle Health
Caterpillar-East Peoria
IBEW Local 34
Illinois Central College
Midwest Engineering Associates, Inc.
(A Fehr Graham Company)
Rescue Roofing
Roadsafe Traffic Systems
Simantel
Stratus Networks
Jingle Bell Sponsor
Basic ITS
Cullinan Properties
Gift of Hope
Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Rudolph Sponsors
5 Star Nutrition – East Peoria
ATS-Advanced Technology Services
Ameren Illinois
Aupperle Construction
Big Ray’s Express Lube
Busey Bank
CEFCU
Cloud9 Cannabis
Concentric Integration
Consociate Inc.
Covenant Heating & Air Conditioning
Enercon Engineering
Farnsworth Group
Farrells Extreme Bodyshaping
FCA Packaging
Gary Deiters Funeral Home & Cremation
German-Bliss Equipment
Habitat for Humantiy ReStore
Jtec Industries
Just Kidz Dentistry
Kuchie’s On The Water
Kuhl Insurance
Maurer-Stutz
Miller, Hall & Triggs
OSF OnCall
Peoria Area Association of Realtors
Potbelly Sandwich Shop
Progressive Careers and Housing
Ray’s Family Automotive
Saxony Court Senior Living &
Accolade Healthcare
Sikich
Steamfitters Local 353
Sun Collectors
Tazewell County Asphalt
The Putt Club
TNTs Sports Bar & Grill
Uftring AutoMall
In-Kind Sponsors
Mistletoe Sponsors
Carpenters Local Union #237
Carpet Weavers Flooring & Furniture Gallery
Century 21/Lincoln National Realty
CityLink
Commercial Irrigation and Turf
Eureka Et Cetera Shop
Federal Companies
Fondulac Banking Center
Fondulac District Library
G-Inspired Automall, LLC.
Heart Technologies
Kuna Foodservice
Lakeview Veterinary Clinic, LLC
Midwest Technical Institute
NuEra
Remmert Funeral Home, Ltd.
River City Construction
S&S Signs Lighting & Electrical
State Farm Insurance - Rich Dierker
Unland Insurance & Benefits
Wonderdog
Friends of FOLEPI
Allegra Marketing, Print & Mail
Eggcellent Café
FamilyCore
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Adams Outdoor Advertising • Bass Pro Shops • Brewers Distributing • Caterpillar Visitors Center • Chick-fil-A – East Peoria
Costco Wholesale – East Peoria • Culver’s of East Peoria • EastSide Centre • East Peoria Chamber of Commerce
Elevate Trampoline Park • Firehouse Pizza and Pub • Fon du lac Park District • Mickie’s Pizzeria • Midwest Communications
Peoria Civic Center • Dairy Queen East Peoria • Springfield Electric • WEEK-TV
Televised Parade
Watch the replay of the Parade Saturday, December 14th at 6pm on WMBD-TV, Monday, December 23rd at 12:30pm on WYZZ and Wednesday, December 25th at 5pm on WMBD-TV.
2024 Floats and Estimated Number of LED Lights
57 Chevy, 14,000 lights
Baby Puff, 8,000 lights
Baby Shamu, 4,000 lights
Batmobile, 12,000 lights
Bear on Sled, 16,000 lights
Bunny, 7,000 lights
Chinese Dragon, 21,000 lights
Chopper, 15,000 lights
Clydesdales, 50,000 lights
D10 Tractor, 1,400 lights
Dinosaur, 35,000 lights
Discovery, 13,500 lights
Duck & Ducklings, 19,500 lights
1934 Duesenberg, 13,000 lights
E.P. Noel Riverboat, 14,000 lights
Enloader, 4,000 lights
Enterprise, 48,000 lights
Festival Wreath, 1,250 lights
Flag and Military, 4,000 lights
Guitar, 2,000 lights
Helicopter, 4,000 lights
Holiday Living Room, 2,364 lights
Hook & Ladder, 27,500 lights
Monster Truck, 5,000 lights
Puff the Dragon, 17,000 lights
Purple People Eater, 5,000 lights
Reindeer, 7,000 lights
Santa, 4,000 lights
Snowman, 9,200 lights
Starfighter, 18,000 lights
Steam Train, 65,000 lights
Ti-Fighter, 6,500 lights
Toy Tank, 4,000 lights
Toy Train, 18,000 lights
Triceratops, 25,000 lights
Trolley, 14,000 lights
Virgil’s Dirigible, 20,000 lights
Welcome, 4,500 lights
Whale, 15,000 lights
Winter Wonderland, East Peoria, IL
Open Nov. 29, 2024 - Jan. 5, 2025
The 100% LED drive through park is the Festival of Lights’ signature event! Folepi’s Winter Wonderland features the majority of the Parade of Lights floats and many other lighted displays. This year will feature the return of some favorite displays from the past 40 years.
Location:
• Fon du Lac Park District’s VFW Post 2078 Park off Springfield Road, East Peoria (Entrance address: 123 Par 3 Lane, East Peoria)
• Open Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s night.
Admission Fees:
• Cars, trucks and vans - $10
• Small bus (party, shuttle, mini or school) - $30
• Full-size buses - $150
Specials at Folepi’s Winter Wonderland:
• Sunday: Culver’s East Peoria
• Monday: Chick-fil-A
• Tuesday: Letters to Santa
• Wednesday: Elevate Trampoline
• Thursday: Dairy Queen East Peoria
Festival of Lights Shop and Stroll Saturday, December 7th
Noon - 3 p.m.
East Peoria ’ s Original Downtown
Gift shopping, free carriage rides with Folepi, Santa visits, and more will be part the 11th annual Folepi’s Gifts Galore Shop and Stroll, part of the 40th annual East Peoria Festival of Lights, from noon until 3 p.m. Dec. 7. The shop and stroll will occur in the Historic Four Corners District, bounded by East Washington and McKinley streets, and adjacent areas.
The nine participating locally-owned businesses and organizations sell a variety of items including lunch, handcrafted items, furniture, home décor, candy, jewelry, gift items, baked goods, and more in the area of East Peoria’s original downtown.
The event features free horse-drawn carriage rides (weather permitting), visits with the East Peoria Festival of Lights mascot Folepi and Santa, and free balloon art by The Unique Twist. People might even catch a glimpse of The Grinch. Many of the participating businesses will offer prize drawings. Those who spend $25 or more at a participating business will receive a free admission to the Folepi’s Winter Wonderland drive-through display. Receipts cannot be combined to equal $25. A purchase receipt from a shop and stroll participant must be presented in person during the event at Attitudes and Images Salon to receive the Winter Wonderland pass. The free admission is good through Jan. 5.
Parking will be available at the First United Methodist Church and in the City of East Peoria public parking lot, both on East Washington Street and adjacent to the Historic Four Corners District, and at the John Graham and Associates building, 300 E. Washington St at the intersection of East Washington and Springfield Road.
For more information and a shop and stroll map, visit www.folepi.org.
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Brightening the Way for a Festive Holiday Season in East Peoria!
As the City of East Peoria lights up for the holidays, RoadSafe is here to keep your journey smooth and worry-free. From traffic control to equipment rentals, we provide the essential support to ensure everyone enjoys the holiday light display with ease. Count on us for reliable barriers, signage, and expert coordination, helping make this season a memorable and festive tradition.
Celebrate with confidence with help from RoadSafe!
Grab some colored pencils, crayons if you can find them, or maybe those half-used pens hiding in your top drawer — IT’S TIME TO COLOR!
ACROSS:
2. Santa’s guide
5. goes with root beer
6. sing once a year
7. top of the tree
8. naughty or nice
9. top of a present
10. something Thomas Edison invented
14. Jingle _____
16. round garland
17. peppermint stick
19. a type of tree
DOWN:
1. small baked treats
3. something people plan with family
4. something that goes on before a shoe
7. white and cold
11. something a horse pulls
12. rounded glass lights
13. cake with candied fruit
15. I love a ______
18. milk and spice beverage
Wreath
Candycane
Evergreen
Cookies
Holiday
Stocking
Snow
Sleigh
Bulbs
Fruitcake
Parade
Eggnog
Food Offerings
Listed below are food offerings from members of the
Avanti’s of East Peoria, Inc.
2320 E. Washington St., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-694-6200 • avantispeoria.com
Barrack’s Hospitality Group
1224 W. Pioneer Pkwy., Peoria, IL 61615
Ph: 309-692-3990 • caterinn.com
Brewer’s Distributors
2421 W. Townline Rd., Peoria IL 61615 Ph: 309-692-2883
Burkland Distributing
2500 N. Main St. Suite 3, East Peoria, IL 61611 Ph: 309-694-1900
Carl’s Bakery & Restaurant
819 E. Camp Street, East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-699-7275 • facebook.com
Chick-fil-A
250 W Washington St., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-694-1044 • chick-fil-a.com
Chili’s
800 Riverside Dr., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-694-4460 • chilis.com
Costco Wholesale East Peoria #1126
301 W. Washington St., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-427-2930 • costco.com
Crumbl Cookies
406 W. Washington St., East Peoria, IL 61611 Ph: 801-368-4361
Culver’s of East Peoria
901 W. Camp St., East Peoria, IL 61611 Ph: 309-698-9240 • culvers.com
Dairy Queen
E Washington St., East Peoria, IL 61611 Opening Spring 2024
Echo Valley Meats, Inc.
608 W. Garfield Ave., Bartonville, IL 61607
Ph: 309-697-3872 • echovalleymeats.com
Eggcellent Cafe
322 W Washington St., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-643-1218 • eggcellentcafe309.com
Firehouse Pizza and Pub
240 S. Main St., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-698-9111 • firehousepizzail.com
For
Five Star Water
East Peoria Chamber of Commerce
106 Harvey Ct., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-694-3169
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers
134 Spinder Dr., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-322-0625
Jason’s Deli
112 Spinder Drive, East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-698-5400 • jasondeli.com
Jimmy John’s
242 W. Camp St., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-699-1500 • jimmyjohns.com
Johnny’s Italian Steakhouse
101 Holiday St., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-692-3887 johnnysitaliansteakhouse.com
Jonah’s Seafood House & Oyster Bar
2601 N. Main St., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-694-0946 • jonahsseafood.com
Kona Ice of Peoria
110 Woodlands Point, East Peoria, IL 61611 Ph: 309-258-9135 • kona-ice.com
Ph: 800-EMBASSY or 694-0200 • embassysuiteseastpeoria.com
Fairfield by Marriott
200 Eastlight Court, East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-699-4300 • fairfield.marriott.com
Four Points Sheraton
500 Hamilton Blvd., Peoria, IL 61602
Ph: 309-306-3424 • fourpoints.marriott.com
Hampton Inn
11 Winners Way, East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-694-0711 or 800-426-7866 • hamptoninn3.hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites East Peoria - Riverfront
1100 Bass Pro Dr., East Peoria, IL 61611
309-694-9800 • ihg.com/holidayinnexpress
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites
101 Holiday Street, East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-698-3333 • ihg.com/holidayinn
Par-A-Dice Hotel & Casino
21 Blackjack Blvd., East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-699-7711 or 800-547-0711 • paradicecasino.com
Residence Inn by Marriott
201 Eastlight Court, East Peoria, IL 61611 309-698-4011 • marriott.com
Stoney Creek Hotel & Conference Center
101 Mariners Way, East Peoria, IL 61611
Ph: 309-694-1300 • stoneycreekhotels.com
events
in washington
Holiday Events
Nov 30 • Small Business
Saturday Shop Small Around Town, Chances to win throughout town.
dec 4 • holiday sip & shop
Eat, drink, and be merry while shopping with dozens of local vendors! Hosted by Washington Bicentennial and held at Countryside Banquet Facility.
Dec 5 • Candlelight Stroll
Shops Open Late, Carriage Rides around Historic Washington Square, Community Tree Lighting and Community Sing.
Dec 7 • santa breakfast
Hosted by Washington Park District and held at Five Points Washington.
Dec 10 • holiday home tour
Hosted by the Washington Historical Society, tour a variety of homes with their stunning Christmas décor.
Support Local Everything in Washington!
Discover unique gifts, local flavors, and memorable experiences in Washington! Whether you're shopping, dining, or simply soaking in the festive spirit, there's something for everyone. Support local and make your holidays merry and bright in Washington!
Washington Chamber Bucks
Looking for a gift that fits everyone? Washington Chamber Bucks are the answer! Accepted at over 50 businesses, they can be purchased at 105 S. Spruce St. Call ahead to have your order ready (309) 444-9921.
Directions from Festival of Lights
Turn Right off Springfield Road to Washington Street. Take Washington Street for approximately 5 Miles to Washington. Just a short 10-minute drive!
“
Run” in the holidays at the 34th annual FOLEPI River Trail Classic, set for Nov. 30 on the River Trail of Illinois. The 4-mile competitive run is at 9am and a 2-mile walk is at 8:30am. Awards will be presented to the top three overall male and female finishers in each age division of the run, and a post-pace party featuring pizza, and beer for those over age 21, will occur at Mickie’s Pizzeria. For details and entry information, visit folepi.org.
24th Annual Get Lit Celebration
New Year’s Eve Folepi’s Winter Wonderland
Run, walk or ride the lighted Trolley float through the lighted displays of Folepi’s Winter Wonderland during the 24th annual Get Lit New Year’s Eve Celebration. Events occur from 9:15pm until midnight Dec. 31. Families can celebrate New Year’s Eve among the lighted floats and enjoy treats by the fire pits. For complete details and how to register, visit folepi.org.
NARRATED NATIVITY SCENE RECREATES FIRST CHRISTMAS
Enjoy the artistry and beauty of the inspiring scenes of this nativity and tune in to radio station 87.9 FM for a 2-minute narration of the original Christmas story! The narrated Nativity Scene at the intersection of Taylor Street and Springfield Road is open 24 hours a day throughout the holidays. It features five realistic scenes. The original structures were created on plywood by local artists for the first Festival of Lights in 1985. Because of deterioration in storage, the scenes were restored as vinyl prints mounted to aluminum backing in 1999, giving the added advantage that the displays take on a three-dimensional appearance at night.
Unlike the rest of the Festival of Lights, the nativity project is funded exclusively by private donations through the Nativity Display Association. The maintenance annually is about $1,200. Those wishing to contribute to the upkeep of the scenes can mail a check payable to Knights of Columbus to: P.O. Box 2072, East Peoria, IL 61611.
MIDWEST ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES
Winners of the Festival of Lights Queen Pageant:
• Annabel Pulling 2024-2025
• Jessica Brown 2023-2024
• Magge Cowen 2022-2023
• Chloe Rogers 2019-2022
• Abby Eggemeyer 2018-2019
• Jerelyn Joos 2017-2018
• Nicole Moore 2016-2017
• Ashlyn Kahl 2015-2016
• AsiaKai Dang 2014-2015
• Lakin Smith 2013-2014
• Megan Stafford 2012-2013
• Demi Broderson 2011-2012
• Shannon Mulhern 2010-2011
• Jessica Stake 2009-2010
• Kiersten Sames 2008-2009
• Alyssa Lewellen 2007-2008
• Amanda Reinhart 2006-2007
• Jessica Howat 2005-2006
• Rachel Thomas 2004-2005
• Shannon Bradford 2003-2004
• Kristin Bell 2002-2003
• Melissa Mustain 2001-2002
• Ashley Phillips 2000-2001
• Brook Davis 1999-2000
• Miranda Thompson 1998-1999
• Kathryn Graham 1997-1998
• Megan Stiles 1996-1997
• Amanda Altamirano 1995-1996
• Erin Cannon 1994-1995
• Lorrie Eeten 1993-1994
• Stephanie Lambert 1992-1993
• Allyson Graham 1991-1992
• Amy Terry 1990-1991
• Libby Burger 1989-1990
• Tiffany Freeze 1988-1989
• Heather Zenk 1987-1988
• Leann Ingwerson 1986-1987
Folepi 2024
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There’s a lot more in Greater Peoria than you might think.
(Including more lights.)
We put together a bunch of lists with great local spots to eat, drink, hangout, shop and more — all right here in Greater Peoria.
