New Glarus school board members will hear a middle school performance update Monday and consider a new student mental health program aimed at preventing crises before they occur.
The June 9 agenda includes possible action on a long-term highway facility site, major borrowing resolutions and a state grant for 911 mapping work.
From deadly epidemics and Civil War service to a poison spy ring, JFK’s campaign stop and cheese proposed as currency, these little-known stories reveal a side of New Glarus history even many locals may not know.
Brent Weeden earned a Division 2 state medal with a third-place finish in the shot put, while Tucker Sysko competed in the high jump and New Glarus capped its first season back as an independent program with four state entries.
The new New Glarus Public Library officially opened Thursday evening with remarks celebrating the years-long effort behind the project. Read the complete statements delivered by library leaders, village officials and Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers.
A Monticello man was injured after losing control of his motorcycle while passing a slow-moving vehicle on County Highway C, according to the Green County Sheriff’s Office.
The June 10 meeting includes possible action on township road speed limits, cameras for the new town garage, polling place changes, shipping containers and a Green County ditching estimate.
She and her husband, Dan Dooge, created a countryside home they considered their personal paradise and continued exploring the world together even after she developed Alzheimer’s disease.
Following commencement ceremonies Sunday afternoon, New Glarus High School graduates will celebrate with a community parade through village streets before returning to the high school.
The New Glarus girls 4x100 and 4x200 relay teams saw their seasons end Friday in La Crosse, while weather delays postponed the state-meet debuts of Brent Weeden and Tucker Sysko until Saturday.
What began as an intentional barn burn Saturday morning east of New Glarus escalated beyond expectations, prompting responses from the Belleville and New Glarus fire departments along with mutual aid tankers.
Across Green County and southern Wisconsin, historic barns are fading from the rural landscape, raising questions about what communities lose when farm buildings, family stories and local landmarks disappear.
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