Greg and Dan talk with Amber Moore about the upcoming Chillicothe Chocolate Tour on February 14th from 11 AM – 3 PM - a perfect Valentine’s Day activity for couples.

The ticket includes access to 20 different locations within a three-block radius, featuring a wide variety of desserts such as chocolate pretzels, hot chocolate, truffles, chocolate cheesecake bites, chocolate wine, and more!

Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at City Hall (Monday–Friday) or Gilmore’s Sports Bar!

Greg and Dan talk with Amber Moore about the upcoming Chillicothe Chocolate Tour on February 14th from 11 AM &ndash; 3 PM -&nbsp;a perfect Valentine&rsquo;s Day activity for couples.
The ticket includes access to 20 different locations within a three-block radius, featuring a wide variety of desserts such as chocolate pretzels, hot chocolate, truffles, chocolate cheesecake bites, chocolate wine, and more!
Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at City Hall (Monday&ndash;Friday) or Gilmore&rsquo;s Sports Bar!

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A Sweet Valentine’s Day!

Greg and Dan talk with Chris Setti of the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council about how different generations function in the workplace and how work patterns are changing. They discuss how today’s workforce values flexibility, especially among younger generations, which is making traditional career paths and schedules more non-linear.

Chris explains how shift work and scheduling are evolving based on these patterns and changing expectations. The conversation centers on two key approaches moving forward: either teaching younger generations how traditional systems work or modifying workplace structures to better fit how people work today.

Greg and Dan talk with Chris Setti of the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council about how different generations function in the workplace and how work patterns are changing. They discuss how today&rsquo;s workforce values flexibility, especially among younger generations, which is making traditional career paths and schedules more non-linear.
Chris explains how shift work and scheduling are evolving based on these patterns and changing expectations. The conversation centers on two key approaches moving forward: either teaching younger generations how traditional systems work or modifying workplace structures to better fit how people work today.

The New Workplace Reality

Greg and Dan talk with Dave Johnson of Pearl Technology about the bots people unknowingly argue with on social media, recent high-profile hacks involving companies like Delta and how modern cars are essentially computers on wheels.

He breaks down how bots shape online conversations, what these hacks mean for everyday people, and why increased technology in vehicles raises new concerns around cybersecurity and data protection.

Greg and Dan talk with Dave Johnson of Pearl Technology about the bots people unknowingly argue with on social media, recent high-profile hacks involving companies like Delta&nbsp;and how modern cars are essentially computers on wheels.
He breaks down how bots shape online conversations, what these hacks mean for everyday people, and why increased technology in vehicles raises new concerns around&nbsp;cybersecurity and data protection.

Are You Arguing With Bots?

Dan talks with Heather Himstedt, Vice President of Busey Retail Banking, about concerns surrounding pennies no longer being accepted at some stores. She explains what customers can do with their pennies and confirms that banks will still accept them and will continue to provide pennies when customers cash checks.

She notes that while it’s unclear if or when policies may change in the future, banks are being proactive by keeping pennies available, especially for customer needs, while minimizing excess for businesses. Heather reassures customers that while some people are fearful, for now everything is fine, and Busey remains committed to supporting and serving its customers—including continuing to take pennies.

Dan talks with Heather Himstedt, Vice President of Busey Retail Banking, about concerns surrounding pennies no longer being accepted at some stores. She explains what customers can do with their pennies and confirms that banks will still accept them and will continue to provide pennies when customers cash checks.
She notes that while it&rsquo;s unclear if or when policies may change in the future, banks are being proactive by keeping pennies available, especially for customer needs, while minimizing excess for businesses. Heather reassures customers that while some people are fearful, for now everything is fine, and Busey remains committed to supporting and serving its customers&mdash;including continuing to take pennies.

A Sweet Valentine’s Day!

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