TOP 30 Ups access locations in Bradley, Illinois

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The Medical Group, located at 555 East North Street in Bradley, Illinois, is a leading health institution dedicated to putting your family's health and well-being first. With offices in both Bradley and Herscher, our team of physicians, led by Dr. Jeffery Long and Dr. Clyde Dayhoff, are committed to promoting healthy living and providing education along with medical services. At The Medical Group, we use a state-of-the-art Electronic Medical Records system to ensure all providers have access to your health history at the click of a button. Our goal is to provide comprehensive care to our patients by facilitating communication between all providers within the group, resulting in streamlined and high-quality care.

Located on North Glenwood Avenue in Peoria, Illinois, the Turner School for Entrepreneurship and Innovation is a dynamic institution dedicated to equipping students with the skills needed to become the leading innovators of tomorrow. Through a minor in entrepreneurship and innovation or participation in the Entrepreneurial Scholar Program, students can expect to engage in a rich academic environment that fosters the necessary skill sets for entrepreneurial success. With opportunities such as entrepreneurial internships, mentoring connections, pitch competitions, and the student club Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization, the Turner School provides a supportive and collaborative atmosphere for students to explore their passion for entrepreneurship. Founded by Lydia Moss Bradley, one of the most successful female entrepreneurs in America, the institution emphasizes hands-on learning experiences that mirror real-world challenges faced by entrepreneurs.

Rock Island National Cemetery Located at Rodman Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois 61299, the Rock Island National Cemetery serves as a sacred resting place for veterans and their families. Situated within the historic Rock Island Arsenal along the Mississippi River, this cemetery holds a profound historical significance, dating back to its establishment in 1863. Originally designated for Union soldiers who perished while guarding Confederate prisoners, the cemetery has expanded over the years to encompass 66.8 acres, with 53.3 acres developed to honor those who served in various conflicts, including the Civil War, World Wars, Korea, Vietnam, and more recent engagements in the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, and Iraq.