Two local business organizations are gathering ideas, setting priorities and planning ways to strengthen downtown New Glarus, improve festivals and move community projects from discussion into action together.
Wisconsin hunters can now review the state’s 2026-27 season rules, key dates and species outlooks through a new searchable online guide, while printed regulation booklets are expected at DNR service centers statewide in the coming weeks.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association’s new identity reflects the digital future of local journalism, a change welcomed by New Glarus 360 as it prepares to seek full Business Membership after its first anniversary in September this year.
Three people were taken to a hospital Saturday evening following a UTV rollover near the bike trail on Exeter Crossing Road. New Glarus police joined several emergency agencies responding to the town of Exeter crash.
Recent scam attempts reported in New Glarus show how criminals use fear, urgency and kindness to steal money and personal information. Here is how residents can recognize Medicare, bank, family-emergency and fake-check schemes before responding.
After more than 50 years, the familiar UPC is entering a historic transition as data-rich 2D barcodes promise to reshape retail, food safety, agriculture and the way New Glarus businesses connect physical products to the digital world.
A two-hit attack, deep pitching staff and a game-saving catch carried New Glarus past Orfordville 5-3 for the All-Star Baseball League championship, capping an 11-1 season and a grueling stretch of seven games in five days for the boys.
Observed on the fourth Saturday in July, National Day of the Cowboy honors the workers, traditions and values that shaped America — and makes a strong case that Wisconsin’s agricultural heritage belongs in that story.
A Discover Wisconsin film crew has begun capturing New Glarus festivals, downtown attractions and Swiss traditions for four planned features expected to reach television and digital audiences across Wisconsin during spring and fall 2027.
From Friday night fish fries and supper clubs to deer hunting season, Packers Sundays and going up north, these 10 traditions reveal how food, family, community, recreation and shared rituals continue to shape everyday life across Wisconsin today.
A New Glarus native and longtime Wisconsin clothier, Gregory Wenger built a life centered on family, friendship, community and golf before finding his retirement dream among the courses of Fairfield Glade, Tennessee. He died at 79.
The Sugar River Mat Club will host a silent auction, bags tournament and six-prize gun raffle Aug. 15 to raise money for equipment, uniforms, camps, travel and other needs benefiting wrestlers from Belleville, New Glarus and Monticello.
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