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Mar 16FCCU Hires Jeffrey Scheuerell as Fort Atkinson Branch Manager
Robyn Newcomb, FCCUEmail: rnewcomb@fortcommunity.comPhone: (920) 563-7305 FCCU Hires Jeffrey Scheuerell as Branch Manager FORT ATKINSON – (March 11, 2020) – Fort Community Credit Union (FCCU) recently announced the hiring of Jeffrey (Jeff) Scheuerell as the branch manager of its Fort Atkinson-Main branch, located at 800 Madison Avenue in Fort Atkinson. As branch manager, Scheuerell will be responsible for managing branch operations, supervising the retail branch staff, assisting members, and coaching
Mar 16A Celebration of Young Artists is at the Cultural Arts Center during the month of April; Lincoln's World Drumming Featured at Open House
A Celebration of Young Artists is at the Cultural Arts Center during the month of April; Lincoln’s World Drumming Featured at Open House (WHITEWATER – March 11) Art by students from ages 4 to 18 will be featured in the April exhibit at the Whitewater Arts Alliance’s Cultural Arts Center on 402 West Main Street. The show opens on Thursday, April 2 and runs through Sunday, April 26 (closed April 12 for Easter Sunday) It will be accessible Thursdays through Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. during those
Mar 13Music Major, Jasmyn Kosier Receives National ASTA Award
The UW-Whitewater Music Department is excited to announce that UW-Whitewater student Jasmyn Kosier was the recipient of the National American String Teachers Association (ASTA) Student Exemplary Service Award! This annual award recipient is chosen by the ASTA Student Advisory Committee based on student leadership, string events, providing assistance to the campus string program, public outreach, and directly assisting the National ASTA Chapter in some way. Kosier is a senior at the University of
Mar 13A Celebration of Young Artists is at the Cultural Arts Center during the month of April; Lincoln’s World Drumming Featured at Open House
Art by students from ages 4 to 18 will be featured in the April exhibit at the Whitewater Arts Alliance’s Cultural Arts Center on 402 West Main Street. The show opens on Thursday, April 2 and runs through Sunday, April 26 (closed April 12 for Easter Sunday) It will be accessible Thursdays through Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. during those dates. A reception for the students will be Sunday, April 5 from Noon to 5 p.m. The reception will feature the Lincoln Elementary School’s World Drumming Ensemble at 1:30
Mar 13Whitewater Kiwanis Sells Easter Lilies to Fund Transportation for the Whitewater Schools’ ELL Summer Reading Program
The Kiwanis Whitewater Breakfast Club is selling their Easter Lilies again this year, with orders due March 20. 100 percent of proceeds are dedicated to transportation needs for the Whitewater Schools’ English Language Learner (ELL) Summer Reading Program. Each plant will have five or six large, beautiful, white blossoms. All plants include decorative green pot covers and protective sleeves. Orders of 1 to 25 plants are $12.00 each; orders of 26 to 50 plants are $10.50 each; and orders of 51 plants and
Mar 06Discover Wisconsin Premiere
Come be one of the first to see what Discover Wisconsin has chosen to highlight on their upcoming program featuring our great city! Admission, popcorn and soda are all free. On Monday, March 9th 5-6pm at the Cinemas of Whitewater!
Feb 25Networking at the Community Engagement Center
The next Business over Breakfast hosted by the Whitewater Area Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Fort Atkinson Chamber, Palmyra Chamber, and Jefferson Chamber, is April 2, 2020 from 7:30am-9:30am at the Community Engagement Center rooms 108 &109. Parking is free; please enter through the Walmart parking lot or W Yoder Lane. Breakfast will be catered by the Black Sheep and will include locally-sourced egg quiche with local veggies, roasted red potatoes from Whitewater, sausage from Sorgs, fruit and
Feb 14City of Whitewater Announces an Ordinance
The Common Council of the City of Whitewater recently passed an ordinance which increases the charge for removing snow and ice from sidewalks. The $50 charge has been raised to a minimum of $100 for a first-time offense and a minimum of $150 for subsequent offenses if the City is required to remove the snow/ice. Residents are required to remove snow and ice from the public sidewalk, including crosswalk ramps abutting their property, within 24 hours after a snow or ice event. Residents who do not remove snow
Nov 08Whitewater Tourism in Search of Photos
The Whitewater Tourism Council is getting close to releasing it's new website. In an effort to make Whitewater look like a fun place to visit, they are asking for nice photos. Photos can be of our parks, your store, food... the options are endless! Having your photo on the tourism website is great free advertising for your tourist destination. Email tourism@discoverwhitewater.org your photos. Credit will be given to photographer if wanted.
Nov 07Kiwanis Donates $1400 to Friends of Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center
Contact: Ron Binning, 262-203-3247 Kiwanis Donates $1,400 to Friends of Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center(WHITEWATER – November 1) Whitewater Kiwanis Breakfast Club again donated $1,400 to the Friends of the Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center (WAFC) for the Family Partnership Program. The Family Partnership Fund makes the pool and fitness room available to everyone in the community, regardless of income. Families that wish to
Nov 02League of Women Voters Whitewater Area Letter to the Editor
November 2, 2019 LWV Whitewater Area Letter to the Editor Dear Editor, Plastic waste pollution is a complex and growing problem that will only be resolved by close collaboration between community, business and government interests. This collaboration must begin at the grassroots level. Local units of government in Wisconsin are tasked by laws and regulations to manage Municipal Solid Waste; however, a state law passed in 2015 restricts the authority of local government units to regulate reusable or
Jul 01Lakes Drawdown Project
Lake Revitalization and Dredging ProjectThe City of Whitewater will be undertaking a drawdown of Cravath and Trippe Lakes beginning July 8, 2019. Drawdown dates:The drawdown will begin on July 8, 2019 and will continue through Sept. 30, 2019The dredging portion of the project is anticipated to being winter of 2020/2021Lakes will remain drawn down throughout this timeframeLakes will be refilled spring 2021 What is a lakes drawdown?For Cravath and Trippe Lakes, a drawdown would be performed by
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