Freeport's garage sale ordinance was created to regulate residential sales and establish consistent standards, but many residents believe the rules are rarely enforced today. Fighting4Freeport examines what the ordinance requires, how enforcement has changed over time, and the broader debate over consistency, code enforcement, and city leadership.

A FOIA-obtained email from former Freeport Police Chief David Kentner alleges troubling conduct by Freeport's contracted Public Works Director, Darin Stykel, and warns city leaders about his behavior. Fighting4Freeport examines the email, the city's response, and the broader questions surrounding oversight, accountability, and Fehr Graham's role in Freeport government.

A senior Fehr Graham employee and Freeport's contracted Public Works Director is accused of falsely identifying himself during a phone call to a resident's former employer shortly after a FOIA request was filed. Fighting4Freeport reviews the timeline, correspondence, responses from those involved, and the questions the incident has raised about accountability and public trust.

The Tutty Baker Festival has become a popular summer tradition in Freeport, but questions continue to surround the nonprofit organization behind the event. Fighting4Freeport examines public records, nonprofit filings, the reported use of city resources, and the transparency questions some residents are asking ahead of this year's festival.

County fairs are much more than rides and food—they're a long-standing investment in agriculture, youth development, and local communities. Fighting4Freeport explores the history of county fairs, the economic and educational benefits they provide, and why supporting the Stephenson County Fair is an investment in the future of our community.