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Jenn Gordon, a name well-known in Peoria's arts community, will become WTVP's next president and CEO on April 22.
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Vice chairman Dr. Andy Chiou said the station will likely skip a year of both magazine production and related events while reorganizing the station and rethinking how to move the publication forward.
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WTVP's board of trustees is set to select a new president and CEO for the public television station at a special meeting next week.
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Public television station WTVP lost nearly $870,000 in its last fiscal year, with Peoria magazine's ballooning costs driving much of the deficit.
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WTVP's new board chairman remains optimistic the public television station will secure its grant funding after an audit by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's inspector general.
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Peoria's public television station must await the completion of an independent audit by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's inspector general before a decision is made on WTVP's annual funding request.
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It's a new tone from the PBS station's leadership in the wake of last week's "pivot" that saw the resignation of 11 board members and the installation of eight new ones, John Wieland included.
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Eleven members of WTVP's board of directors are resigning amid mounting public anger over the station's alleged financial mismanagement.
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A Corporation for Public Broadcasting spokesperson says they've referred WTVP's case to their inspector general for further review.
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Community anger and anxiety about WTVP's direction boiled over during the public comment section of the station's regular board meeting Tuesday.