A proposed rezoning tied to the Deer Creek Sports & Conservation Club and replacement of an agricultural building are among the items scheduled for consideration when the Town of Primrose Planning Commission meets Monday evening.
Today is National Nonprofit Day, which highlights organizations serving New Glarus through senior care, childcare, tourism, emergency response, philanthropy, recreation, international aid and programs that support young people across the community.
A postcard mailed from New Glarus in 1912 captures a prosperous dairy farm, dozens of cattle and even an early automobile at a moment when Green County’s booming cheese industry was transforming farms — and New Glarus itself.
Crews are expected to finish major culvert work, continue asphalt paving and complete bridge-related work over the next two weeks, with Highway 69 tentatively scheduled to reopen from Monroe to New Glarus on Friday, Aug. 28, weather permitting.
Decades before New Glarus Brewing Company transformed the hill south of town, Swiss immigrant Robbie Schneider nearly built a $6.2 million resort there, complete with a cheese factory, chalet buildings, Swiss artisans and even a Matterhorn.
Friends and family of Patty Adamson will gather Sept. 3 at Ohana Kitchen in New Glarus for a memorial fundraiser benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Green County, with music by The Jimmys, a meat raffle and silent auction planned.
Businesses can support New Glarus Oktoberfest 2026 through two sponsorship levels offering tent signage, social media promotion and other recognition during the Sept. 24-27 celebration, which draws thousands of visitors to the village.
The New Glarus Village Board will meet Wednesday to consider a Prairie House blasting permit, street and parking changes, Lions Club park projects, a food truck permit, urban forestry grants and a closed-session review of non-union employee wages.
A proposal to allow ATV and UTV access in New Glarus has effectively stalled after the Public Works and Public Safety Committee tabled the matter following strong public opposition, creating a significant procedural hurdle before it could return for consideration.
New Glarus has formally expanded its rules for skateboards and play vehicles to include scooters, electric scooters and electric hoverboards, clarifying where the devices may be used and giving police clearer authority to address unsafe riding.
As the world grows older and Wisconsin’s worker shortage deepens, New Glarus faces a defining question: Can new housing, senior living and major business investment help the village attract the younger workers and families it will need? Does it want to?
A grant from Only in Wisconsin Giving is helping New Glarus veterans stay connected, funding new Zoom equipment at the Legion Hall so members of three local veterans organizations can take part in meetings even when they cannot attend in person.
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