Community breakfast at Legion Hall will offer dine-in and carryout meals from 7 to 11 a.m., with proceeds supporting local veterans and related efforts.
During Lent (and all year long) Friday fish fries remain part of Wisconsin culture, and New Glarus offers several local spots where the weekly tradition still brings people together.
New Glarus Cares will host a meat raffle at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 22, at Sportsman’s Reloaded to fund the development of new community pickleball courts, supporting local recreation for residents of all ages.
Businesses can advertise at Glarner Park and Veteran’s Park while helping fund park maintenance, equipment, youth programs, and improvements in New Glarus.
In a village shaped by brewing, bottling, and Prohibition-era whispers, one of New Glarus’ most enduring legends still lingers beneath the surface.
The annual New Glarus fundraiser features kalberwurst, Swiss steak and multiple dining options, with proceeds supporting equipment, training and operations for the volunteer fire department.
The New Glarus school board on Monday approved a maintenance garage project, adopted a new social studies sequence, approved three student trips and heard early signs of possible tax-base gains from a closed tax incremental district (TID).
A unique indoor dog agility venue outside New Glarus draws competitors from across Wisconsin and the Midwest, hosting Teacup agility trials nearly year-round.
The New Glarus Glarner Knights will compete as their own track and field team for the first time since 1989, opening a new chapter under head coach Rychia Bosman this spring.
Last week in this space I confidently wrote that spring was right around the corner. A few days later, southern Wisconsin was buried under a full-fledged blizzard. If you spent Monday digging out driveways, sidewalks and snowbanks, I would like to formally apologize for apparently jinxing the entire region. Punxsutawney
With the New Glarus Fest Haus now closed, weddings, fundraisers, and destination events are being pushed into a patchwork of smaller venues, leaving New Glarus to confront what kind of event space it needs next.
Middle and high school musicians from New Glarus earned top marks at Solo & Ensemble, with dozens of students and groups now headed to the state festival in Platteville.
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