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WILL BRUMLEVE

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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · WILL BRUMLEVE will@fordcountychronicle.com

    Sign waivers sought for 76 gas station, fast-food restaurant in Paxton (opens the original)

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    PAXTON — Two raised signs — one 80 feet high and the other 25 feet — could soon be put up around the Interstate 57 interchange in Paxton to advertise a 76-brand fuel station and still-undisclosed fast-food restaurant set to open there. The Paxton Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled a series of public hearings for Oct. 13 to consider applications filed by Paxton Commercial Investment Group LLC for zoning variances to allow for the installation of the signs, which exceed the height

  2. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · WILL BRUMLEVE will@fordcountychronicle.com

    September trial set for accused fentanyl dealer arrested in I-57 stop in Paxton (opens the original)

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    PAXTON — A September jury trial is set for a Chicago man charged in Ford County with possession of 400 to 900 grams of fentanyl with intent to deliver, aggravated battery to a peace officer and aggravated driving on a revoked driver’s license. Rashawn A. Carter, 50, of Chicago was charged with the three felonies in Ford County Circuit Court following his arrest by Illinois State Police in a June 24 traffic stop at the Interstate 57 interchange in Paxton. Carter has since remained in custody

  3. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · WILL BRUMLEVE will@fordcountychronicle.com

    Aldermen: Rules proposed for backyard chickens in Paxton seem ‘cumbersome’ (opens the original)

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    PAXTON — Even those who have long supported allowing backyard chickens in Paxton are not so happy with the proposed regulations that would finally make it a reality. “Cumbersome” was a word repeatedly used by both city aldermen and staff in attendance at City Hall to describe the proposed urban-chickens permitting process outlined in the second version of a draft ordinance created by City Attorney Tony Schuering. The main point of contention was a proposed requirement that any resident see

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