Board members greenlit funding steps for the Glarner Community Complex, set open enrollment numbers for 2026–27, approved student travel and finalized administrator contracts during a full January agenda.
From growing up on a Green County farm to representing Wisconsin agriculture on a global stage, Dan Zimmerman’s journey reflects deep New Glarus roots, public service, and a lifelong commitment to community and heritage.
The regional foundation serves Green County and helps connect donors, nonprofits and long-term community projects in New Glarus and across southern Wisconsin.
Stifling defense, relentless pressure and balanced scoring allowed the Glarner Knights to take control early and cruise past the Trojans in a convincing nonconference win.
The Town of New Glarus Board will meet Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 6 p.m. to review routine business, consider an insurance claim, hear staff reports, and provide time for public comment.
Long a coffee stop and gathering place, the New Glarus Cenex now serves made-to-order weekend breakfasts, giving locals a new sit-down morning destination on Saturdays and Sundays.
A full agenda awaits county leaders Tuesday night in Monroe, as supervisors consider staffing changes, human services items, and a major highway equipment purchase during the Jan. 13 meeting.
Applications are open for the 77th Alice in Dairyland, a high-profile role representing Wisconsin agriculture statewide. The full-time position offers a salary, benefits, travel, and a chance to be a leading voice for farming and food.
Wisconsin Public Television’s Wisconsin Life will air a half-hour feature on the Bicycle Cards World Euchre Championship, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the New Glarus tournament and its community impact.
A lifelong educator, volunteer and devoted family matriarch remembered for her faith, generosity and roots in the New Glarus community.
A sixth-grader out spelled the competition as students from across the district took the stage in New Glarus, battling nerves, tricky words, and tradition to claim the top spot.
A historic photo shows a milk hauler delivering cans of milk by horse team to the Helvetia Condensing Company plant, illustrating how condensed milk production drew supply away from local cheese making.
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