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Student Shows in Crossman Gallery End Semester

December 2, 2018

UW-Whitewater’s Crossman Gallery exhibits regional, national and international works of art in an educational setting and is housed in the Greenhill Center of the Arts, 950 West Main Street in Whitewater, WI. With the semester nearing an end it is time for several student shows including the BFA Exhibit from December 3-8 and the Senior Adjudication December 10- 15.

BFA Exhibit December 3 – 8 with an opening reception on Dec. 3 from 5-7 pm.

The exhibit continues through Saturday, December 8. The two students in the exhibit are David Stearns and Brianna Krueger.

Senior Adjudication December 10- 15 with an opening reception on Dec. 10 from 5-7 pm.

The Senior Show begins with installation on Monday, December 10; Friends and Family reception takes place from 5-7 pm and the exhibit continues through December 15. The students participating in that exhibit are Heather Bown, Terrel Morgan; Dolton LaCassa, Devon Brunsell, Jamie Meyer, Sydney VanZeeland, Bree Unger, Ed Steckley, and Robert Marinelli.

Ed Steckley has been out of school and working professionally as an illustrator and most importantly worked at Mad Magazine. https://www.facebook.com/edsteckleyillustrator/

These exhibits are free and open to the public. Hours are Monday – Friday 10 am – 5 pm, Monday – Thursday 6 pm – 8 pm and Saturday 1 pm- 4 pm. Please call to ensure the gallery is open 262-472-1207.

WUSD Computer Science and Robotics News

November 30, 2018

Whippets Earn 3rd Place at MSOE Computer Programming Contest; Students Compete in Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge; Ferradermis earns NASA Grant; Ferradermis Takes Part in FIRST Robotics Training Day; Ferradermis Visits Generac; Ferradermis to Hold Toppers DoughNation Night Fundraiser

Whitewater Community Foundation Announces its 2018 Annual Appeal

November 30, 2018

The Board of Directors of the Whitewater Community Foundation invite community members and businesses to invest in Whitewater by joining in their 2018 Annual Campaign. Our current Board members are Danielle Frawley (President), Mark Dorn (Vice President), Kevin Brunner (Past President), David Yokum (Secretary), Geoff Hale (Treasurer), Julie Caldwell, Thayer Coburn, Mark Elworthy, Ron Jongetjes, Therese Kennedy, Sonia Soto, Hector Villarreal and Kristine Zaballos.  

Earlier this year, the Whitewater Unified School District, under the stewardship of the Foundation, was honored to receive a  $100,000 Endowment from the Kikkoman Foods Foundation, Inc. that will fund additional scholarships for the benefit of our graduating seniors.  To thank Kikkoman for their generous gift, the Board of Directors has set a goal this year to raise matching funds, and we need your help. Our success depends on the generosity of people like you!

Although providing scholarships is an important part of the Foundation’s mission, Community Action Grants are awarded by the Foundation twice annually to local civic partners who do good works in our community.  During our most recent Fall Cycle of grants, a total of nine grants were awarded totaling $10,530. A $1,500 grant was awarded to New Beginnings, an organization new to Whitewater that offers counseling and other support to individuals and families who find themselves in need. A $2,500 grant was awarded to Whitewater Youth Soccer Club to purchase soccer goal frames for Halverson Field. Other grants were awarded to the Irvin L. Young Auditorium/Washington Elementary School, Wisconsin Makers, Whitewater Landmarks Commission, Geneva Lakes Conservancy-First Annual Birding Festival, Lakeview Elementary Music Program, United Way of Jefferson/Walworth Counties “Ride United” Program, and Irvin L. Young Library.

WHS Madrigal Dinner to be held on December 8

November 29, 2018

The WHS Music Masters Ensemble will present their 23rd Annual Madrigal Dinner on December 8 at the American Legion in Whitewater. The doors open at 6:00 pm and the dinner begins at 7:00 pm with the concert to follow. The dinner features a wassail toast and a buffet of turkey or beef, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, green beans, soup, and dessert. Music will be provided by the Music Masters Ensemble and other WHS students.

Tickets for the event are $25 each and are available from all Music Masters Ensemble members and from the HS office. Call 472-8174 or email the WHS Choir Director, Karen Tordera, for more information.

The Madrigal Dinner is graciously sponsored by the Whitewater Music Parents Association.

Meet Tilla, the Whitewater Police Department new K-9 officer

November 28, 2018

The Whitewater Police Department will officially swear in their newest canine officer, Tilla, who will be accompanied by his handler, Officer Justin Stuppy, at the December 4th Common Council meeting.

The City of Whitewater Police Department’s K-9 program focuses on drug detection and tracking and will now add the component of apprehension. With the retirement of canine officer Boomer in January 2017 and the passing of canine officer Ruso in July 2018, the addition of Tilla allows for the police department to train in all three techniques.

The department worked with Little Rock K-9 Academy in Little Rock, Arkansas, the same academy who worked with K-9 officer Ruso. This well-respected kennel has received high recognition for their K-9 dogs and training program.

Tilla, a high energy, 2-year-old male, black German Shepard from the Netherlands was chosen as the new K-9 officer. Tilla graduated from Little Rock K9 Academy after months of training. Tilla is certified in narcotics detection, tracking lost persons or suspects and apprehension.

“Tilla is expected to be a great addition to our agency,” said Police Chief Aaron M. Raap. “It has been said that ‘dogs don’t rationalize.’ They don’t hold anything against a person. They don’t see the outside of a human but the inside of a human,” Chief Raap shared. “K-9 Officer Tilla and Officer Stuppy have been properly trained and they will undoubtedly prove to be a force multiplier within our community.”

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Warhawk Baseball Advances to NCAA DIII World Series after Decisive Game against UW-Oshkosh

May 24, 2025

Return to Eastlake: Warhawk Baseball Advances to NCAA World Series after Decisive Game against UW-Oshkosh Titans force third game, but … Read more

Whitewater United FC Select Tryouts

May 24, 2025

For tryout registration please visit whitewatersoccer.com

UW-W Softball: Warhawks’ Phenomenal Season Comes to a Close in Super Regional

May 23, 2025

By Angela KelmAsst. Athletic Director for Sports Information Winona, Minn. – The Warhawks’ phenomenal 2025 campaign came to a close … Read more

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May 23, 2025

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May 21, 2025

Updated 5/23/25 @ 5:11 p.m. to correct the day of the first game to Thursday and the second game to … Read more

UW-W Softball Playing Super Regional in Winona, MN beginning Thursday

May 20, 2025

As was previously announced on The Whitewater Banner, the UW-W Softball Team won their regional contest and is playing in … Read more

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Life Events

Obituary: Ann S. Eckert, 85, of Port Charlotte, FL

May 23, 2025

Ann S. Eckert, 85, of Port Charlotte, FL, died on Monday, April 7, 2025, at Advent Hospital in Port Charlotte, … Read more

Obituary: Robert (Bob) John O’Hara, 68

May 22, 2025

Robert (Bob) John O’Hara, a cherished member of our family and friends, passed away May 19, 2025. Bob was born … Read more

Obituary: Teresa Ann Bradley, 84, of Yankton, SD

May 20, 2025

BRADLEY TERESA ANN Teresa Ann Bradley, age 84, of Yankton, SD passed away Wednesday, February 5, 2025 at Avera Sister … Read more

Obituary: Michael “Mike” Higgins, 69

May 15, 2025

Michael “Mike” J. Higgins, age 69, a lifelong resident of Whitewater, passed away May 13, 2025, at home. He was … Read more

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