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Board members voted 15-4 Wednesday to not put the question of eliminating the position on the ballot, instead giving William Funkhouser, the only candidate running for auditor, an opportunity to fill the post.
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A month after voting down requests by Catmint Solar for a special use extension and Coyote Road Solar for a special use, the county board voted Wednesday to approve both requests after both were placed on the meeting agenda for reconsideration.
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The Tazewell County board's executive committee held discussions Wednesday on the possibility of placing a referendum to eliminate the auditor’s office on the November ballot.
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Salaries for Tazewell County officials who will be elected to four-year terms on Nov. 5 were set Wednesday by the county board.
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Tazewell County Board vice chairman Mike Harris is expected to keep his seat as a District 3 representative, barring a recount.
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After a late November cyberattack left Tazewell County employees and officials without access to much of their online and communication, the County is nearly back to business as usual.
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The 2024 election season is officially kicking off as candidates begin filing their petitions for the March 2024 primary.
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The Tazewell County Board voted almost unanimously Wednesday night to approve a $717,000 bid from River City Demolition to demolish the historic Arcade and Tobin buildings in downtown Pekin.
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Tazewell County Clerk John Ackerman said board chairman David Zimmerman must put an item on the agenda by Monday for the Tazewell County board to vote on proposed new boundaries before the end of the month.
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In a conversation with WCBU, Tazewell County Board chair David Zimmerman explains why he voted against a proposed new wind farm ordinance.