New dugouts, a resurfaced field, a new outfield fence and other visible changes are taking shape at Veterans Memorial Park in New Glarus, even as work continues beyond Opening Day for the Glarner Knights.
New Glarus 360’s broad introductory free period ends April 15. Free members will still receive limited access, while paid plans begin at $20 a year, or about $1.67 a month, for broader daily local coverage.
Gas prices in New Glarus have climbed to $3.69 per gallon at three stations, adding pressure for local drivers as spring travel begins and seasonal fuel changes help push prices higher.
This page is designed as a living guide to major road, bridge and street projects in and near New Glarus, with status labels, key locations and the latest public information on what is planned, underway or still being watched.
Lloyd Lueschow, a former Wisconsin state scientist and public servant who also served locally in New Glarus, was known for his civic involvement, devotion to family and remarkable endurance on a bicycle.
New Glarus 360 welcomes community contributors, from writers and students to photographers, videographers, artists and organizations, while using editing and review standards meant to keep the publication clear, fair and consistent.
New Glarus 360 is building a broader online New Glarus newspaper experience by inviting community voices to contribute sports, school, church, opinion, feature and local life stories.
In 1900, newspapers across the country told the story of a Roman coin found during excavation work in New Glarus, touching off a tale of French traders, Native trade routes, and a local schoolteacher at the center of it all.
Lutheran women from the West Dane and East Madison clusters are invited to gather April 18 at Primrose Lutheran Church outside of Belleville, for a morning of faith, fellowship, speakers and lunch.
On National Vietnam War Veterans Day, New Glarus resident Ron Lewis reflects on service in the Vietnam War, the difficult road home, and why the day still matters to veterans and their families.
Organizers estimated about 250 people took part in Saturday’s New Glarus “No Kings” rally, part of a broader day of demonstrations in southern Wisconsin, as local participants said they wanted small towns represented too.
Free public training in Monroe will teach severe weather awareness and how residents can assist the National Weather Service as trained storm spotters.
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