New Glarus High School will host a CTE Job Fair on Feb. 12, bringing local employers together with students to explore careers, apprenticeships and job opportunities close to home.
A blocked kick, a Sears TV wall, and the moment a 13-year-old became a Packers fan for life. As Green Bay meets Chicago in the playoffs again, old memories and old grudges return. The Bears still suck.
New Glarus briefly felt like spring as temperatures surged into the mid-50s overnight, shattering January norms. Gusty winds, rain, and record-challenging warmth arrived — but winter is already moving back in.
New Glarus opened Capitol South play in style, jumping out early and cruising past Wisconsin Heights behind balanced scoring, tough defense and a dominant first half at home.
Sugar River wrestling coach Peter Swenson reached a major milestone Tuesday night, earning his 100th career dual win — but he says the relationships built along the way matter far more than the number.
Months after a UW-Extension report highlighted Wisconsin’s labor shortage, New Glarus businesses say little has changed. The state still lacks enough workers to fill existing jobs, a long-term issue affecting communities statewide.
Tickets are on sale for the 2026 World Euchre Championship, returning May 15–17. The world’s largest Euchre tournament brings hundreds to New Glarus while raising funds for new pickleball courts.
A longtime New Glarus resident and civic leader has been elected president of the New Glarus Historical Society, succeeding Larry Klassy and continuing stewardship of the Swiss Historical Village & Museum.
The Village of New Glarus will host a public meeting Jan. 12 to outline plans for the full reconstruction of 11th Avenue, covering project scope, timeline, utilities, street work, and resident impacts.
Sugar River wrestling went 2-0 at a Verona non-conference quad, earning a dominant win over Brodhead/Juda and a dramatic 39-37 victory against host Verona.
Driverless shuttles could one day change how people move around New Glarus. With autonomous vehicles from Tesla advancing quickly, small towns may see low-cost, on-demand rides later this decade.
A photo essay capturing the intensity, hustle and emotion as the New Glarus Glarner Knights battled No. 8 Lake Mills on Tuesday night at New Glarus High School Gymnasium.
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