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Elgin Courier News Wednesday, May 14, 2025 | | |
| | The Trump Truth Store has been cited for several code violations, but the owner claims she’s being unfairly targeted for her political beliefs. | | | Two women fell out of their kayaks on Sunday night in Geneva, the fire department says, and were rescued by local firefighters and police. | | | The 48th edition of the Elgin Valley Fox Trot set for June 1 will be a bit different from years past. Not only will cash prizes be offered again for the first time in many years, there will be new routes for the 5K and 10-mile races. | | | Susan Hanson ran unopposed in the April 1 election after former city clerk Nancy Garrison stepped down, city officials said. | | | Roundup of small news items for the Elgin area. | | | The plan outlines projects the county plans to do in the next five years, but includes no new projects due to funding constraints. | | | The NCAA transfer portal has changed the recruiting game for high school football players — and the coaches who try to set them on the best path. | | | Adriana Jimenez executes a sacrifice bunt to key a four-run first inning as South Elgin tops West Aurora 6-2. | | | Junior ace pitcher Corina Miller works three innings for Aurora Central Catholic in a 17-5 victory over Geneva. | | | Rock-solid West Aurora stays in top spot, while red-hot South Elgin jumps into the rankings. | | | |