When you walk into the building at 402 W. Main St., you are welcomed to a room with shelves lined with ten years worth of public art from the Whitewater community including bikes, dragons, water jugs and...
UPDATE, Oct. 26, 2016, 11:29 a.m.: City of Whitewater Police have identified the man found dead yesterday on the 900 block of Peck Street as Kenneth J. Myskewicz, age 43.
In a news release, the City...
As the sun sets on the outskirts of Whitewater, The Fuzzy Pig’s Shockwave haunts come alive.
Just before 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 10 at the Fuzzy Pig, bloodied and made up characters of all sort rush around...
Despite the many tips and tools that UW-Whitewater Police Chief Matthew Kiederlen provides students in the event of an active shooter, they must rely on their instincts to ensure their safety.
“It’s...
The first night junior Logan Pourchot opened the doors of his new business on Dec. 1, he didn’t think anyone would show up.
“I thought, no one will be coming tonight. No one even knows about this,”...
Time is money. For business owners in Whitewater, the extension of the East Milwaukee Street project was a tiresome affair.
“For big projects like this I understand things happen, but it’s still frustrating,” Jene Mills said.
Mills, owner of Mills Automotive, has been located on East Milwaukee Street since 2000, and she says her business dipped almost 30 percent over the summer, as a result of the construction.
In today’s society, it’s not uncommon to see professional athletes who give back to the community.
For UW-Whitewater alumni Greg Reinhard, that’s exactly what he did.
The intersection of Main and Whiton Streets is finally getting a stoplight. The construction started last week and the pedestrian yield sign that previously hung over Main Street will be replaced.
Anyone...
