Whitewater Community TV is Finally on TDS; Weekend Schedule Posted


Probably ever since they came to town, TDS has been charging subscribers a small fee for providing Whitewater Community TV. At long last, WCTV may be found at channel 990. Sam Jurgilanis, media producer, told The Banner that “the station now signs off at roughly 11 p.m. each night. After that, informational slides with music play until 6 a.m., when original programming resumes.” Schedules for this weekend are shown below. In the near future it’s anticipated that schedules will be regularly posted on the city website.

The following announcement was posted to the city website recently:

Whitewater Community Television is back online! 🎉
We’re ready to keep you informed, connected, and up to date with all things happening in our community.

💬Reminder: WWTV990 is now available on TDS! We’re still available on Spectrum cable, but we’ve only expanded, and with more to come soon on streaming: Roku, Apple TV, and Fire TV, plus mobile apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play.

Thank you for your patience while we got everything restored. We’re excited to be back on air!

Tune in to WWTV Channel 990 for city updates, community programming, and more. 📺✨

#communitytv #stayconnected #localnews #whitewaterwi #cityofwhitewater

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