“Whitewater Flowing Well” Touch-up Volunteers Sought

The Whitewater Kiwanis Club, longtime sponsors of facilities provided around the “Flowing Well” on Clover Valley Road, is looking for individuals willing to sign-on to provide routine maintenance and an accommodations spruce-up at the heavily used source of spring water located near Whitewater Lake. 

Members of existing or disbanded service organizations are encouraged to be a part of this effort.

There are also opportunities for a repainting and touch-up of the Kiwanis Shelters at Starin Park and future activities like a 2027 Pancake Day. 

A 2026 Kiwanis Pancake Day will not take place this year in deference to the Whitewater Fire Fighters Pancake Day (scheduled for Sunday, September 13 from 7-11) along with unresolved host site location issues for the annual Kiwanis event.

Please contact Al Stanek @ albert.stanek@gmail.com if interested.

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