Becky Degenhardt’s photos capture the energy inside the New Glarus High School gym as the Glarner Knights open the WIAA tournament with a strong win over Viroqua.
Detectives continue following tips in the Feb. 20 hit-and-run that killed an Argyle woman as rumors circulate in the community but remain unsubstantiated while investigators work to solve the case.
The New Glarus Lions Club has donated $500 to the New Glarus Police Department, thanking officers for their service and support of community safety.
You can feel it. Spring is beginning to show itself all around New Glarus. Not in one dramatic moment, but in a myriad of small signs. The first thunderstorm of the season rolled through this past week, bringing with it the reminder that winter is losing its grip. Tulips are
A new EMS study approved by the New Glarus Village Board outlines declining volunteer staffing, rising demand, and recommends a regional district with Belleville as the most sustainable path forward for emergency medical services.
Residents in both the Village and Town of New Glarus can register to vote, request absentee ballots, or vote in person ahead of the April 7 Spring Election. Here’s what local voters need to know.
New Glarus Middle School students Lena Nyhus and Sadie Mitchell placed first and second at a Wisconsin FFA sectional leadership competition, with Nyhus advancing to the state contest this June.
New Glarus village officials say the compost bunker at the Village Garage is now open ahead of schedule, with curbside brush pickup for larger branches set to begin in April.
A 1975 photo of the old Farmers Grove Cheese Company building offers a glimpse of rural New Glarus history, with one especially charming detail in plain view: croquet hoops set in the front yard.
February brought 362 calls for service in New Glarus, including a narcotics search warrant arrest, a domestic abuse case with 27 charges, a traffic crash on Highway 69 and several other incidents reported by police.
Some New Glarus 360 readers have reported needing to log in repeatedly. Here’s why it may happen and a few easy steps that can help keep your account signed in.
From farm equipment parts to windshield wipers, the New Glarus Auto Value store combines local service, decades of experience, and daily deliveries to area businesses across Green County.
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