A tornado struck the northeast side of Belleville Wednesday evening, damaging multiple homes, displacing residents and prompting a local emergency declaration as firefighters from New Glarus and neighboring communities responded to assist.
Construction on portions of First Street and Fifth Avenue will begin June 22 as crews install safety improvements tied to downtown festival infrastructure. Parking will be temporarily affected, though sidewalks will remain open.
County officials are considering construction of a new Highway Department campus near Pleasant View as aging facilities, space shortages and infrastructure concerns drive discussion of a long-term investment that could shape county operations for decades.
Stewart Tunnel remains closed as DNR repair plans move forward, with work expected through 2026 to stabilize the historic Badger State Trail landmark, improve drainage and preserve bat habitat near New Glarus.
Tonight’s free Family Fun Night at New Glarus Bible Church will be held indoors because of the weather, but organizers say all of the planned activities and fun will go on as scheduled.
Commissioners will review a proposed eight-lot clustered residential development, a building site request near New Glarus, parcel development rights and zoning procedures during Thursday's Town of New Glarus Plan Commission meeting.
New Glarus FFA members selected a new slate of student leaders before the end of the school year, with officers set to serve from April 2026 through March 2027 as they guide chapter activities and agricultural education programs.
The Janesville man charged in a Sugar River assault case entered not guilty pleas to all seven counts last week. Court records and a criminal complaint also provide new details about the relationship between the defendant and the alleged victim.
Residents will have an opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted household and agricultural hazardous chemicals Aug. 19 in Monticello, helping keep potentially harmful materials out of landfills, waterways and the environment.
New Glarus native and 2024 graduate Emma Hendrickson is spending the summer documenting Wisconsin's dairy industry for the Wisconsin Holstein Association while pursuing a degree in Agricultural Communications more than 1,000 miles away at Texas Tech University.
The newly crowned 2026-27 New Glarus Dairy Queen comes from a family with deep Green County agricultural roots and hopes to promote Wisconsin agriculture, strengthen her public speaking skills and represent the community at events.
New Glarus-based Hoesly’s Meats is among 18 Wisconsin processors selected for a state infrastructure grant program aimed at helping meat processors modernize facilities, improve efficiency and support long-term growth.
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