Peoria Journal Star: Taxpayers bailed out the Civic Center. Here's how the money was used

Peoria Journal Star: Taxpayers bailed out the Civic Center. Here's how the money was used

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With no other events to host besides Bradley University men’s basketball games, the Peoria Civic Center is nearly abandoned and efforts are in place to limit the cost of keeping the cavernous building lit and heated.

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Taxpayers bailed out the Civic Center. Here's how the money was used

Financial relief helped the facility avoid a worst-case scenario, according to Civic Center officials, after COVID-19 shut down live entertainment.

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