From a one-room schoolhouse near New Glarus to international acclaim, Dr. Pauline Boss helped shape how the world talks about grief, uncertainty, and the meaning of family.
A new dog park behind Glarner Lodge will open with a ribbon cutting, free food, and a free preview weekend for residents and their pets.
Renovation work continues on the historic New Glarus Hotel & Restaurant as the ownership group moves toward a planned 2026 reopening while preserving the building’s history and adapting it for a new era.
A Sam Gilliam work titled New Glarus now belongs to the Whitney Museum of American Art, creating an unusual link between the village and modern art.
Green County officials reviewed updated plans for a proposed Sheriff’s Office and Jail project that could cost up to $85 million and serve the county through 2045.
New Glarus therapy dogs Bruce, Gus and Moe are helping students feel calmer, more connected and more confident at school.
A New Glarus native born to Swiss parents left Wisconsin as a teenager and became one of the defining figures in the growth of Hidalgo County, Texas.
New Glarus taverns are adapting as younger customers drink differently, seek more options and gather in new ways.
A restored Victorian home on Fifth Avenue will welcome diners this weekend as Canter Inn opens with seasonal cuisine, cocktails, and a fine dining experience shaped by Wisconsin ingredients, Midwestern hospitality, and Swiss influence.
A family-run orchard near New Glarus offers pick-your-own apples, fresh cider donuts, caramel apples and a farm store filled with fall favorites.
New Glarus graduate Kimberly Colstad built a career protecting Florida’s coastal waters, beaches and reefs through environmental science.
A new family-owned restaurant at 200 5th Avenue is opening in New Glarus, blending Hawaiian culture, familiar hospitality and some longtime Tofflers favorites with new island-inspired flavors.
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