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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources plans a new cedar shingle roof for the historic depot and a complete reconstruction of the adjacent parking lot as part of ongoing preservation efforts.
Engen Plumbing Service owner Brandon Engen built his New Glarus business after nearly three decades in the trade, bringing local plumbing repairs, remodel work and trusted service back to the community where he grew up.
Four New Glarus High School graduates are carrying their hometown pride onto the field as members of the University of Wisconsin Marching Band.
The Little Church on the Hill will close its anniversary year Sept. 21 with worship, music, bells, an alphorn and a Primrose-style potluck.
The 1886 former town hall on Second Street has been restored with preserved historic details, modern rental units and new life for one of New Glarus’ landmark buildings.
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Alpenhaus Market has opened at 618 Railroad Street in New Glarus, bringing vintage home décor, mid-century finds and handcrafted goods from Wisconsin artisans to a downtown storefront with deep local ties.
Generations of New Glarus veterans served from the American Revolution through Afghanistan, leaving a local legacy remembered in family stories, military honors and community memorials.
One year after its ribbon cutting, Candy Cane Park’s inclusive playground has become a busy New Glarus gathering place where children of different ages and abilities play together and neighbors see the results of community effort.
Personal memories from New Glarus residents, graduates and veterans show how the Sept. 11 attacks reached far beyond New York and Washington, connecting a small Wisconsin village to a national tragedy through service, fear, grief and resolve.
Marion Van Happen’s year in New Glarus helped shape a career that now includes leading HeadFirst Group, a major European HR tech company.
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