The end of TDS email service is expected to affect many New Glarus residents, who must move to Everymail and pay $3 per month or $30 annually to retain longtime TDS addresses while carefully following official transition instructions.
A probation arrest, a domestic abuse arrest, a rollover crash and a bail-jumping case highlighted Green County Sheriff’s Office activity reported from July 13 through July 17, including incidents in Monroe and the Town of Sylvester.
For a decade, Kelsy and Tory Hutchison have built Hutch + Hide into a downtown New Glarus destination where carefully chosen gifts, natural materials and custom cabinetry come together under one family-owned roof with deep local roots.
Voters in New Glarus and nearby towns will head to the polls Aug. 11 for Wisconsin’s fall partisan primary. Here is what to know about the ballot, party-voting rules, registration deadlines, polling places and local sample ballots.
The New Glarus Home will hold its first annual golf outing Aug. 14 at Edelweiss Chalet Country Club, offering afternoon tee times, a four-person scramble, a buffet and several ways for golfers, businesses and donors to support the organization.
The five-day Duluth Trading Company warehouse sale returns to Belleville July 22-26, offering shoppers an additional 50% off outlet prices while continuing a longtime summer tradition tied to the company’s local roots in Green County.
A national financial publication says New Glarus costs about 8% more than the U.S. average, even as local home values remain below the national figure. Most of its numbers appear accurate, though its rental comparison is less precise locally.
A new nine-part bilingual leadership program will help adults and high school seniors in Green and Lafayette counties build communication, team management, civic engagement and community networking skills through practical training this fall.
A Volksfest backdrop first painted more than 35 years ago by Ernie Jaggi is being recreated by rural New Glarus artist Pamela Ruschman, who is preserving the familiar Swiss scene while giving it new color, stronger materials and new life.
After serving as president of the State Bar of Wisconsin, New Glarus attorney and Town of New Glarus Board member Dan Gartzke will remain involved in the organization’s leadership as past president through July 2027, with committee work ahead.
The restored 1902 Victorian restaurant at 119 5th Ave. now offers an upstairs dining room for private gatherings of up to 20 to 22 guests, along with full-building buyouts and flexible food, beverage, menu and service options for events.
New Glarus expanded its 4K program to a full-day, play-based model during the 2025-26 school year while adding two literacy curricula designed to build phonemic awareness, vocabulary, comprehension and early reading skills for students.
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