Louise Denise Lee, 69, died Monday, March 16, 2026, at the New Glarus Home. Born in Quebec, Canada, she later lived in Florida, Tennessee and New Glarus, where she worked and remained close to family.
County Board formally receives RESET report examining how large-scale solar projects could affect farmland, tourism, landowners and local authority as Wisconsin communities grapple with energy development.
The Town of York has received its new 2026 International HV Series truck equipped for snow removal and year-round public works duties, replacing an older vehicle after planning that began in 2024.
Despite our Swiss heritage, the traditional Irish holiday celebrated around the world is actually woven into the very fabric of our culture, land, and spirit.
Questions over cost-sharing, governance, long-term liability and local control pushed the Town of New Glarus Board to delay action on a proposed EMS district agreement until tomorrow.
Green County says some municipalities, including the Village of New Glarus, are moving to Badger Books using county ARPA funds to improve voter check-in, registration, and post-election reconciliation.
Trustees will weigh a proposed regional EMS agreement, 11th Avenue special assessments, food truck rules and other village business during Wednesday night’s meeting at Village Hall in New Glarus.
After blizzard conditions much of Monday, the storm has ended in New Glarus with 10 inches of snow reported. Roads are being cleared, though strong winds and blowing snow may still create slick travel this afternoon.
A 1923 Masonic “One Penny” token tied to New Glarus Chapter 108 is listed on eBay for $22.36, offering collectors and local history buffs a small but tangible link to the community’s past.
Blizzard conditions across southern Wisconsin have forced a one-day delay for residential trash and recycling collection this week, with Pellitteri Waste Systems pushing all pickup routes back one day through Saturday.
A Blizzard Warning remains in effect until 4 p.m. as heavy snow, powerful winds and blowing snow create dangerous travel in southern Wisconsin. New Glarus already has nearly 10 inches of snow, with 1.5 to 3 inches more possible today.
A historic 1914 family home on First Street near downtown New Glarus has welcomed travelers for nearly two decades as one of village's longest-running vacation rentals.
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