Green County deputies reported multiple OWI arrests, a domestic-related disorderly conduct arrest, bail jumping arrest, traffic crashes and disorderly conduct citations during the week.
State population projections suggest little change in New Glarus through 2050, yet a large pipeline of housing proposals, utility planning and school decisions point to a community preparing for something bigger.
As restoration work continues on the historic New Glarus Hotel & Restaurant, owners are now searching for a general manager while offering a glimpse into the property's past through a newly discovered Hans Lenzlinger drawing.
New Glarus middle school athletes turned in several top finishes at the Wisconsin Middle School Track & Field Championships, led by Brock Weeden’s state titles in shot put and discus.
Two days of live polka music, dancing, food, and community celebration will fill downtown New Glarus during Polkafest 2026, with free admission and activities for all ages.
A Wisconsin Historical Society photo dated 1922 shows the New Glarus Swiss Yodelers in traditional dress, offering clues about local Swiss identity, music and cultural preservation.
Visitors and staff at the new New Glarus Public Library will have free access to New Glarus 360 on all public and staff computers when the facility opens June 4.
Construction on Wisconsin Highway 69 from Monroe to Cow Path Lane south of New Glarus begins today, May 26, launching a $7.8 million resurfacing, bridge, culvert and roundabout project expected to affect local travel through late summer.
An undated farm scene near today’s Elmer Road, Roy’s Market and Valle Tell Park shows the Little Sugar River valley before Highway 69 reshaped New Glarus.
Season passes and summer programs are now available as families prepare for another season at one of New Glarus' most popular warm-weather activities.
This Memorial Day, New Glarus remembers soldiers with local ties who died while serving their nation, from the Civil War through World War II.
The first native-born son of New Glarus to die in military service gave his life in France just days before World War I ended, leaving behind a legacy that still endures more than a century later.
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