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Peoria library services, programing get bump in funding

The Peoria public library is getting a bump in funding to help pay for programing and services.

The city accepted five grants totaling $43,443 from the Library Services and Technology Act administered by the State Library for various new and continued library services and collection expansion for additional education efforts.

Grant funding will go to the five following items.

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