After closing its doors in October, the longtime New Glarus ice cream shop at 400 Railroad St. has changed hands as the village heads into what is expected to be a busy summer tourism season.
Belleville Fire says firefighters knocked down a basement fire in just over a minute after arriving late Wednesday night at a home on County Highway CC near Tunnel Road in the Town of Exeter.
It has been a very busy week around New Glarus with the spring election, high school sports and plenty happening around the community. We’ve been busy trying to keep up with it all, and we appreciate everyone who has been following along, sending tips and checking in throughout the
Emergency crews were dispatched late Wednesday night to a reported basement fire on County Highway CC near Tunnel Road east of New Glarus, where radio traffic indicated the fire was quickly knocked down and everyone was out of the home.
The online New Glarus newspaper is inviting readers to submit photos for Photo of the Week in the Community Update newsletter celebrating village life, seasons, events and familiar scenes, with a year-end contest and $250 prize.
She was a nurse by training, a longtime New Glarus-area resident and a devoted mother, grandmother and artist whose life was rooted in family, faith, creativity and quiet service to others.
From fishing for trout and morel hunting to late-night skywatching, patio drinks, ballgames and the old library building, here are 15 distinctly local ways to enjoy spring in and around New Glarus this year.
Sugar River opened its varsity girls soccer season with a shutout win at Belleville Stadium, getting goals from Elle Brenkman, Libby Iserloth, & Ella Woodsmansee and a balanced defensive effort in a chilly nonconference match.
New Glarus hosted its first home track and field meet since 1989 on Tuesday, drawing a large crowd in sunny conditions as the Glarner Knights and their competitors turned the long-awaited return into a busy, memorable afternoon.
New Glarus enters the high school golf season with a young but promising roster, one returning conference competitor and a coach who says the early signs point to a group eager to learn, improve and compete.
Several local examples, including a recent sighting near Second Street and Second Avenue, are fueling questions about coyotes in New Glarus, what risks are real, and what village and Wisconsin law actually allow.
Unofficial spring election results in New Glarus showed school board incumbents surviving a challenge, Town of New Glarus voters returning Mark Pernitz and Dan Gartzke, and several closely watched county board races turning heads.
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