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Season 3 Episode 2 | 24m 30s
Education was Travis Mohlenbrink's major, but working his first restaurant job taught him to love the hospitality industry. He sold his possessions to open Cracked Pepper, his first catering business. Then his two-year-old son was diagnosed with cancer. Both experiences contribute to his positive outlook on life, and his ability to open six, spice-named restaurants in Peoria.
Aired: 09/01/17
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Sculptor Bruce White offers insights on nine of his sculptures in the Peoria area.
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Want to work in music but don’t sing or play? Bradley University has a program for you!
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Peoria restauranteur Travis Mohlenbrink brings spice to the hospitality industry.
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Former US Ambassador Ronald E. Neuman has lived most of his life in our nation’s service.
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