Author Archives: Madison Drain

Tuesday Oct. 3, the common council met to discuss the issues with the new University of Wisconsin-Whitewater parking system, the proposed budget, and address issues with the Landmark Commission. Over the summer, the university removed a majority of their meters … Continue reading →

The No. 10 ranked University of Wisconsin-Whitewater (10-7 overall, 3-2 WIAC) faced No. 5 UW-Parkside Rangers 28-15 and battled at UW-Eau Claire’s Don Parker Open this past week where no team scores were kept. Head coach Ned Shuck said the … Continue reading →

I would not consider myself to be someone who follows hard news closely. I am interested in national and international news that involve foreign affairs. I do not follow much on the state level, but I stay up to date … Continue reading →

At a young age of 49, Steve Jobs has been able to create a company called Apple, NeXT (a company later bought by Apple), and played a huge role in the startup of Pixar. This is the same man who … Continue reading →

  The UW-Whitewater (19-7) women’s basketball lost to UW-Eau Claire (14-12) 69-59 Tuesday night at Kachel Gymnasium. This was the first round of play in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship. *The fate of the Warhawks season will be announced … Continue reading →

Today Kittatinny, Pennsylvania  mayor Gustavus Petykiewicz released his budget proposal for 2016. He plans on eliminating a police shift from 4 a.m. until noon, raise taxes, and have residents pay for their garbage pickup. “I come to you with a … Continue reading →

Have you ever known someone with really bad luck? Someone who can never catch a break or always get hurt? I have, her name is Camille Drain. She is a 14 year old girl from Crystal Lake, Illinois, who was … Continue reading →

I grew up in a family that played sports. Very active, very involved family. My brothers played baseball, football, and basketball while I was growing up. I went to every game and was always became a mascot/batgirl for their teams. … Continue reading →