Lucas Riley, Community Journalist
• February 25, 2024
The Farm Toy Show at the Whitewater High School has brought in toys from all over the state. Sunday’s show included antique displays, scale models, memorabilia, baked goods and other various items. The...
John Leahey, Assistant Arts & Rec Editor
• November 20, 2022
Just a couple days before the animated film’s 31st anniversary, the WHS Players presented Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” at the Whitewater High School Auditorium November 17 through November 20.
Directed...
The Whitewater High School Boys Basketball team won two in-conference matchups this past week as they faced off against the Clinton Cougars on Tuesday night, winning by a score of 61-12. On Friday night,...
The City of Whitewater Police found two suspicious packages outside of Whitewater High School Monday morning, Feb. 27, causing the school to go into lockdown.
Students were moved to UW-Whitewater’s...
By Emily Lepkowski
Feb. 17, 2016
Walworth County Beekeepers Club President Doug Grall advocated for urban beekeeping with a personal story.
His 11-year-old son continuously asks him why bees aren’t...
April 9, 2014
By Michael Riley
176 million Americans visited a zoo, making it the most popular recreational activity in 2013.
Animal expert and world-renowned zookeeper Jack...
Working for Whitewater’s Wellness, or W3, is hosting its second annual Wellfest from 12 to 3 p.m. on March 10 at Whitewater High School.
The free event is open to all students, staff and...
Six-year-old Treyton Kilar was killed by a drunk driver Sept. 2, 2010 at the intersection of Highway 20 and County N near East Troy. In remembrance of their son, who was a baseball fanatic, the...
America Reads provides students with an “eye opening experience,” according to junior Katelyn Wurtz, former student coordinator of American Reads.
UW-Whitewater offers students the chance...
When UW-Whitewater Associate Director of Recreation Sports Therese Kennedy heard about the Munger Training Systems fitness boot camp, she was a bit hesitant to jump back into fitness after three years of inactivity.
Yet months of classes and 40 lost pounds later, Kennedy said she thinks she made the right choice.
