A felony child sexual assault case involving two rural Belleville residents, a motorcycle crash near New Glarus, a warrant arrest, a drug violation and two property-damage crashes highlighted Green County Sheriff’s Office activity reported Aug. 19-25.
The New Glarus Fire District’s new Engine 3 rolled into town Tuesday, bringing 2,300 gallons of water, a 1,500-gpm pump and 605 horsepower — and plenty more to explore inside our detailed look at the department’s newest truck, complete with extensive photos and specifications.
Returning state qualifier Hadleigh Shunk leads a Monroe-New Glarus team that combines experienced veterans with promising newcomers as the co-op targets personal bests, postseason success and another strong season in the pool.
The New Glarus Lions Charity Golf Outing returns Oct. 4 at Edelweiss Chalet Country Club, offering a scramble, dinner, raffles and a $15,000 hole-in-one prize while raising money for scholarships and other local community causes and needs.
More than one in five members of New Glarus High School’s 2024-25 graduating class went on to attend UW-Madison, giving the school the fourth-highest access rate among Wisconsin public high schools statewide.
Two months after a serious July crash, New Glarus High School student Sophie Vasquez is walking with a walker, preparing for discharge and working toward a return to school as her recovery continues with therapy and follow-up care.
Summer break is winding down for the New Glarus School District as teachers and staff return to buildings this week to prepare classrooms, review plans and get ready to welcome students back for the first day of classes Tuesday, Sept. 1.
After two full years of football, soccer, practices, school activities and community use, the artificial turf at The Bank of New Glarus Field is entering its third season with only routine maintenance and no major concerns, district officials say.
Construction has moved quickly on The Bank of New Glarus’ new Evansville branch, with the building now framed and largely roofed as the hometown bank prepares to expand into Rock County with a planned opening later this fall in 2026.
A Green County organization that brings together police chiefs, the sheriff and other law enforcement administrators is helping students start the new school year with supplies, including a donation delivered to New Glarus Elementary School.
Electors unanimously approved a $9.46 million school tax levy Monday, while new property value estimates suggest the final tax rate could come in below earlier projections. Board salaries and other annual resolutions also passed easily.
A lifelong New Glarus resident, Strahm worked for the State of Wisconsin and several local businesses, volunteered with 4-H and Girl Scouts, taught Sunday school and devoted much of her life to her family, especially her grandchildren.
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