Taylorville

[ tey-ler-vil ]

noun

1. a town in central Illinois.

Example Sentences

My first experience with a prison town was visiting my father while he was caged in the Taylorville Correctional Facility of Illinois.

From Slate

Bradley Jenkins, of Taylorville, of Illinois, was initially charged with third-degree felony domestic assault after 27-year-old Allissa Martin’s 2019 death.

From Seattle Times

He still lives in Taylorville, where he grew up ― less than 30 miles southeast of the state Capitol in Springfield and for 16 years ran the district office of a longtime congressman, John Shimkus.

From Washington Post

While members of Congress don’t have to live in the district they represent, Davis of Taylorville raised it as an issue.

From Washington Times

Rodney Davis of Taylorville, Darin LaHood of Peoria, and Mary Miller of Oakland said “it would be reckless and irresponsible” for Biden to fire Lausch without a successor already lined up.

From Washington Times