After months of work inside the historic Badger State Trail landmark, crews have installed the new liner, rebuilt drainage and placed thousands of yards of concrete. Much of the work is now shifting outside the tunnel as the project inches closer to opening again. Detailed photos inside.
After New Glarus 360 raised the question of whether Bill Oemichen could serve in both offices, the school board president has answered it: If elected to the Assembly, he intends to finish his term, creating about 15 months of overlap.
The New Glarus Home and Sugar River EMS are teaming up Sunday for a three-hour community celebration with food, live music and a full slate of children’s activities, creating an easygoing afternoon designed for families and neighbors of all ages.
Four town residents have asked to be considered for the supervisor vacancy created after Matt Streiff became town chair, setting up a choice among candidates with backgrounds in planning, public service, health care and civic involvement.
Although there are certainly changes from one generation to the next, Homecoming has a way of reminding us there are some things that remain remarkably familiar. There are no letter jackets and class rings anymore. The floats aren't made from chicken wire and stuffed with pieces of tissue
After weeks of recipe testing and behind-the-scenes work, brothers Jon and Phil Cruse are nearing the debut of Trails Pizza, with a smaller menu, scratch-made items, delivery plans and a few changes waiting for New Glarus diners soon.
A fatal crash in the Town of Cadiz, felony child pornography charges from an ICAC investigation, injury crashes, and warrant and probation arrests were among incidents reported from September 22 through September 28.
Bill Oemichen’s school board term does not end until 2028. If voters send him to the Assembly this fall, New Glarus could face an unusual but not unprecedented question: Can he keep serving on the school board while also taking office in Madison?
Two free sessions Oct. 7 will explain how data centers work, but the larger question is what Green County can legally regulate as its one-year moratorium moves toward possible zoning changes shaped in part by public input this fall.
New Glarus Youth Baseball & Softball Association is bringing back its water softener salt fundraiser, with home delivery by local athletes and proceeds supporting a new Vets Park backstop, future park upgrades and youth programs this fall.
Monroe-New Glarus picked up individual victories from Lauren Zentner and Kennedy Shunk and several runner-up finishes Tuesday night despite falling 117-51 to the Lodi Co-op.Lauren Zentner competes in the butterfly during Tuesday’s meet against the Lodi Co-op.
New Glarus entered Homecoming week having found its stride, with a tournament sweep, a Senior Night victory and a rivalry win all behind it. Tuesday brought another Capitol South test as Marshall came to town for a rematch with the Glarner Knights.
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