Whitewater News

Spectators hold up signs at a rally held by the Racine Tea Party PAC in Gorney Park in Caledonia, Wis.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker shakes hands with Dick Jones of Whitewater, Wis. as he hands out yogurt Saturday at the Rock County Dairy Breakfast in Evansville, Wis.

Andy Jorgensen has announced he'll be running for re-election in the 43rd District, which has been reshaped by redistricting.

JENNIFER l. BUHLER, 33, of 1409 Center Ave., No. 3, Janesville, at 10:22 p.m. Monday at home on charges of child neglect, contributing to the delinquency of children, manufacturing or delivering marijuana, distributing to minors and possession of controlled substances with intent to deliver.

By Chris Welch Union staff writer WHITEWATER - The Whitewater Unified School District School Board heard on Tues day from several parents who voiced concerns over a new student summer reading program.

Nelson Bus Service out of Whitewater, Wis., will be providing two school buses for use with police training exercises at the irTactical Active Shooter event in June.

Not the longtime Whitewater city councilman and founder of Whitewater's online site "The Banner." But the colorful banner featuring Jim Stewart's profile.

By Chris Welch Union staff writer WHITEWATER - The Whitewater Common Council on Monday unanimously approved current assistant to the city manager Cameron Clapper as interim city manager.

Motorists drive around Road Closed signs that remain up even though the first phase of construction on Highway 12/67 north of Elkhorn appears mostly complete.

The Walworth County Board confirmed Brunner's appointment Thursday during a special meeting.

By Chris Welch Union staff writer WHITEWATER - The Whitewater Police Department named Patrol Officer John Kleinfeldt "Officer of the Year" during its annual Police Day ceremony Thursday.

By Karyn Spory Union staff writer JEFFERSON - The City of Jefferson is hoping for movement soon on the River's Edge Farm Market and expanded Citgo service station project.

The speaker is Suzanne Popke, a psychologist in Whitewater who specializes in working with families and children.

The Daily Jefferson County Union in Fort Atkinson identified the suspect as Andrew Wolf.

By Chris Welch Union staff writer WHITEWATER - If you are a delinquent taxpayer in the City of Whitewater, consider yourself warned.

On Monday, May 14, 2012 at approximately 6:00 p.m., Whitewater Police Department officers responded to a report of a burglary that included weapons taken from the residence.

Clark Howard is a leading consumer advocate and host of "The Clark Howard Show." American business is riding a euphoric high, but with good times come the bad, specifically unscrupulous souls who prey upon unwitting consumers and are looking for an opening to bilk, swindle or entrap.

Archaeologists Katy Bindley, left, and Bill Thompson work on a dig in the area of U.S. Highway 12 and County Highway ES.

"I'm looking forward to a great opportunity, and I won't have to move," Brunner told The Gazette on Thursday.

Kathy Seeberg, executive director of the Walworth County Visitors Bureau, argues that Walworth County's tourism industry remains a driving force for the county's economy.