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Ex-county councilor Quiring O’Brien to run for auditor

Former county councilor Quiring O'Brien announces bid for Greg Kimsey's auditor seat

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Eileen Quiring O’Brien (Photo contributed by Eileen Quiring O’Brien)

Former Clark County Councilor Eileen Quiring O’Brien announced Thursday she will run for county auditor in the next election.

After serving as auditor for nearly 28 years, Greg Kimsey announced last week he won’t seek another term in office and will finish out his current term Dec. 31.

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