Emergency crews responded early Wednesday after a vehicle reportedly left the road near County J and Wisconsin 39, with the driver initially described as unresponsive.
For nine years, UPS driver Mark Cooper has been a steady face in New Glarus, building trust with residents, businesses, kids and pets through long days, hard work and simple kindness.
New Glarus picked up more than an inch of rain Tuesday night, while communities across southern Wisconsin reported large hail, wind damage, flooding, and tornado warnings.
In a village founded by immigrants from the same Swiss canton, one family name still turns up three ways. That helps explain why so many local people are Duersts, while Durst Valley and Niklaus Durst still anchor the map.
New Glarus and all of southern Wisconsin remain under a tornado watch until 10 p.m. Tuesday as forecasters warn strong tornadoes, very large hail and damaging winds are possible.
The New Glarus School Board approved 2026-27 staffing documents, school handbooks and a girls soccer co-op renewal Monday, while also hearing an update on academic progress and youth apprenticeship growth.
The New Glarus High School track meet scheduled for Tuesday afternoon has been postponed because of a forecast calling for severe thunderstorms, hail and the possibility of tornadoes across south central Wisconsin.
The Ponies broke the game open early Monday at Pecatonica, piling up 13 hits behind a big night from Molly Olson, Mabel Jordan and a balanced lineup.
Tony Evers met Monday with local election workers at New Glarus Village Hall before today’s special session on a proposed constitutional amendment targeting partisan gerrymandering.
New Glarus High School student Cassie Schultz earned a High Silver Medal in Culinary Foundations and served as a voting delegate at the Wisconsin FCCLA State Leadership Conference.
New Glarus Lions volunteers collected nine bags of trash along Highway 39 on April 11 through Wisconsin’s Adopt a Highway Program, continuing the club’s visible commitment to community service in New Glarus.
Along rural roads in southern Wisconsin, wild asparagus is about to start rising again. It is not just a Wisconsin quirk. Experts say escaped garden plants, old homesteads and roadside conditions help explain it.
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