Greg and Dan speak with the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council’s Chris Setti about the announcement of the project to begin the conversion of  Adams and Jefferson in Downtown Peoria into two-way streets in March.

Setti breaks down the two-and-a-half year, $19 million project and explains the overall plans that include shortening pedestrian crossings, bike lanes, new traffic signals, and the overlaying of the existing pavement.

Greg and Dan speak with the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council’s Chris Setti about the announcement of the project to begin the conversion of  Adams and Jefferson in Downtown Peoria into two-way streets in March.
Setti breaks down the two-and-a-half year, $19 million project and explains the overall plans that include shortening pedestrian crossings, bike lanes, new traffic signals, and the overlaying of the existing pavement.

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GPEDC's Chris Setti Breaks Down Economic Impact of Jefferson & Adams' Two-Way Street Conversion

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.

Don’t Panic Over Pennies!

Dan talks with Ambrose McCall of Hinshaw Law Firm about social media law and current legal challenges. They discuss how companies get involved in social media cases, what corporate rights are when it comes to online platforms, and what is covered under the First Amendment.

Ambrose also explains communications law, censorship, and regulations, and dives into how Grok (X’s AI) has become a major case currently in the spotlight.

Dan talks with Ambrose McCall of Hinshaw Law Firm about social media law and current legal challenges. They discuss how companies get involved in social media cases, what corporate rights are when it comes to online platforms, and what is covered under the First Amendment.
Ambrose also explains communications law, censorship, and regulations, and dives into how Grok (X&rsquo;s AI) has become a major case currently in the spotlight.

Censorship, Rights & AI!

Dan talks with Steve Houlihan of Benjamin F. Edwards about how the strength of the dollar impacts the average American and what the firm is projecting for the year ahead. He explains current market conditions and shares that 2026 is off to a strong start, with expectations pointing toward a solid and promising year.

Dan talks with Steve Houlihan of Benjamin F. Edwards about how the strength of the dollar impacts the average American and what the firm is projecting for the year ahead. He explains current market conditions and shares that&nbsp;2026 is off to a strong start, with expectations pointing toward a solid and promising year.

GPEDC's Chris Setti Breaks Down Economic Impact of Jefferson & Adams' Two-Way Street Conversion

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