The Whitewater Unified School District School Board has provided staff, families and community members with updates this fall on the several initiatives in progress, including teacher licensing, highlights...
Kayla See, Assistant Community Editor
• April 6, 2025
The results are in for the April 1 election, and 42,353 Walworth County voters have made their voices heard. On the ballot were many local and statewide races, as well as multiple referendums. While Walworth...
Kayla See, Assistant Community Editor
• March 31, 2025
Election season is here once again, and Whitewater residents will head to the polls on April 1 to vote on several local and statewide races, along with multiple important referendums. In person voting...
Information and honors were the name of the game at the March 18 Whitewater Common Council meeting.
City Manager John Weidl detailed that the Jefferson St. and Putnam St. reconstructions are scheduled...
The Greater Whitewater Committee (GWC) hosted its board meeting at the 841 Brewhouse in Whitewater, Feb. 13. The meeting included discussions on GWC's achievements and two PowerPoint presentations by Whitewater...
The April 1 ballot will feature two referendums, one asking to support an increase in first responder resources, the other seeking money to make improvements to Whitewater Unified School District (WUSD)...
The City of Whitewater’s Common Council voted to add a public safety referendum question on the upcoming April 1, 2025 ballot. Voters will be asked whether or not to support an increase in the annual...
The first Common Council meeting of November held on the 7th included requesting an exemption from the county library tax, a public safety referendum and the possibility of action regarding the 2024-2025...
First and foremost, my sincerest thanks to everyone who chose to participate in the voting process on Tuesday November 8th. Voters in the City of Whitewater made a very clear decision to support full-time...
On November 8, 2022, voters in the City of Whitewater will be asked whether or not to increase the property tax levy to support the City’s share of EMS staffing improvements. For decades, Whitewater...
John Weidl, Interim City Manager
• October 16, 2022
On November 8, 2022, voters in the City of Whitewater will be asked whether or not to increase the property tax levy to support the City’s share of EMS staffing improvements to go from paid-on-call staffing...
Oct. 29 2014
I commend the RP for covering the 2nd gubernatorial debate in the Oct. 22nd issue of the paper. I was also pleased to see the strong editorial about being an informed voter. I would...
