Four days of live music, local beer, Swiss and German food, wagon rides and family activities return to downtown New Glarus Sept. 24-27, with free festival admission and two ceremonial wooden-keg tappings beneath the First Street tent.
Blanchardville native Milt Hendrickson enters the Packers’ new season as vice president of player personnel, a remarkable climb from Pecatonica athletics and rural Wisconsin coaching to one of the highest-ranking football jobs at Lambeau Field.
Robert E. Hanson, a longtime Zimbrick employee who built a life around family, camping, Harley rides, hunting, fishing and making people laugh, died Sept. 9 at UW Hospital in Madison after an eight-month battle with cancer. He was 67.
The former New Glarus Town Chair formally resigned effective Sept. 9, saying circumstances had made it increasingly difficult to serve effectively while emphasizing that he remains committed to New Glarus and hopes to continue serving in other ways.
After repeated election-night transmission failures, Green County is preparing to leave Liberty Vote, formerly Dominion, and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a new system designed to restore reliability and public confidence.
Twenty years after a one-time tractor pull became a Green County tradition, Fall Nationals returns to Monroe on Sept. 12 with nine classes, more than 120 competitors, a free concert and a charitable legacy topping $800,000 for local causes.
Behind many of the programs that make New Glarus feel like home is New Glarus Vision, a volunteer-led organization that brings neighbors together, turns promising ideas into action and creates lasting opportunities for local children and families.
A free CRASE training presented by the Green County Sheriff’s Office will give adults practical strategies for responding to active shooter events and improving workplace safety Sept. 21 at Swiss United Church of Christ in New Glarus.
Chris Narveson resigned as Town of New Glarus chair before Wednesday’s meeting, where supervisors selected an acting chair, chose financing for new election equipment and continued work on shipping-container rules and the 2027 budget.
Tomorrow is Sept. 11. It is hard to believe 25 years have passed. The images from that day remain are burned into my memory, and the heartbreak has never completely faded. I thought about writing something more formal to commemorate the anniversary, but there will be countless remembrances published tomorrow,
After Hometown Pharmacy leaves 1101 Highway 69, The Bank of New Glarus says it will not rent the roughly 5,500-square-foot space, leaving unanswered how the property—and potentially the bank’s broader New Glarus footprint—may change.
New Glarus could not find its rhythm against Marshall’s experienced lineup Tuesday night, falling in three sets to the defending conference co-champion Cardinals before returning home to face Waterloo in another conference matchup Thursday.
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