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Looking for an older New Glarus 360 article or past coverage of a particular subject? There are several ways to find previously published stories, depending on how much you remember about the article.

You can browse by category, review the complete archive, search for words from the headline or use the Google search forms provided below.

1. Browse Articles by Category

Select a category from the menu bar, such as News, Community, School, Heritage, Real Estate, Sports, or Obituaries. Scroll down the category page to see the 12 most recently published articles in that category.

Articles appear in chronological order, with the newest story first. To continue browsing older coverage, select the red LOAD 12 MORE POSTS button. Each time you select the button, 12 additional articles will appear.

This option works best when you want to explore past coverage within a particular category but do not have a specific article in mind.

2. Review the Complete Archive

Visit the New Glarus 360 archive at:

https://www.newglarus360.com/archive/

The archive combines articles from all categories into a single chronological list based on their titles. The 12 most recent posts appear first.

Select the red LOAD 12 MORE POSTS button to display the next 12 articles. Continue selecting the button until you reach the period you want to review.

The archive can be quicker than browsing individual categories when you know approximately when an article was published or recognize its title.

3. Search for Words in the Headline

Select the magnifying glass icon in the New Glarus 360 menu bar. Begin typing words from the article’s title, and matching results will appear immediately.

You do not need to remember the complete title. Entering a distinctive name, place, business, organization or phrase from the headline may be enough to locate the story.

This is usually the fastest method when you remember at least part of the title. If you do not remember the headline, use one of the Google search options below.

4. Search with Google

The Google search forms at the top of the page and on the Help page allow you to conduct a broader search of the New Glarus 360 website or the New Glarus 360 Facebook Group.

Unlike the menu-bar search, Google may help you locate an article based on words or names that appeared within the story, even when those words were not included in its title.

You may use standard Google search techniques to narrow the results. Put an exact phrase inside quotation marks, such as “Village Board,” or combine several identifying terms, such as:

pickleball courts New Glarus

To exclude an unwanted word, place a minus sign directly before it:

football -basketball

One search form covers articles published on the New Glarus 360 website. The other searches posts and information associated with the New Glarus 360 Facebook Group.

Which Search Method Should You Use?

Browse a category when you want to explore older coverage of a general subject. Use the archive when you know approximately when an article appeared. Select the magnifying glass when you remember part of the headline. Use Google when you remember a person, place, phrase or detail from the article but not its title.

With these four options, most past New Glarus news stories can be located quickly—even when you remember only a small detail about the original article.

– Use the category pages, complete archive, menu-bar search or Google search forms below to explore past New Glarus 360 coverage.

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