New Glarus’ museums are opening for the summer season, giving visitors and locals a fresh reason to explore the village’s Swiss history, culture and collections.
Brent Weeden won a sectional title in the shot put, Tucker Sysko advanced in the high jump, and the New Glarus girls 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams earned state berths Friday.
The Ponies pushed second-seeded Lodi to eight innings in a WIAA Division 3 regional final before falling 3-2, ending a season that featured another postseason run for the co-op program.
As the new New Glarus Public Library opens this coming week, the project’s numbers tell the story of a 92-year journey from 150 donated books to a 9,000-square-foot public space built for access, learning and community.
New Glarus 360 will publish local obituaries free to registered members, with optional public-access and featured distribution upgrades available to families.
The New Glarus Village Board will meet Wednesday with updates on the new library, early 2027 budget planning, village claims and a proposed commercial zoning change.
A new phase of the Highway 69 reconstruction project begins June 1, bringing a full closure of the Highway C intersection in Monticello and reduced speeds through the village.
The New Glarus Youth Baseball & Softball Association is making a final push for community support as its annual fundraiser enters its final days, helping fund scholarships, safety upgrades, equipment and expanded opportunities for local players.
Explore the senior portraits of the New Glarus High School Class of 2026 as they prepare to turn the page from familiar hallways to new adventures, opportunities, and dreams.
New Glarus erased a five-run deficit and scored six runs in the fifth inning Thursday to defeat rival Belleville 8-7 and advance in the WIAA regional baseball tournament.
Goals from Kate Parman and Nikole Schultz, along with a combined shutout effort in goal, helped Sugar River finish the regular season with a 2-0 non-conference victory over Stoughton.
An early morning power outage west of Monticello and in Exeter Township left nearly 300 customers without electricity Friday morning, with restoration expected before 9 a.m.
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