Troop 7531 begins its seven-week cookie season in New Glarus this Saturday, introducing the new Exploremores cookie while raising funds for local projects and service work.
With everything on the line, the New Glarus girls basketball team withstood late pressure, answered at the stripe and claimed the Capitol South championship outright in a memorable victory that will not soon be forgotten.
Area real estate company purchases historic 114 2nd Street building from Consortium Properties LLC, plans continued residential use and stewardship back town on 2nd Street in New Glarus.
During Random Acts of Kindness Week, New Glarus Cares continues its tradition of thanking everyday community heroes, delivering homemade treats to New Glarus School District staff.
Village board signs off on downtown street closure for May 15-17 tournament as New Glarus Cares moves the event outdoors with an expanded 200-foot tent and 112 total card tables for the world's largest annual Euchre tournament.
New Glarus boys basketball stays sharp on the road, using defense, transition scoring and balanced offense to defeat Waterloo 71-42 and move to 7-1 in the Capitol South Conference.
Science, art, math and hands-on learning come together Feb. 25 at the middle school MPR for an evening of free activities designed for local families and students in grades 4K through sixth.
A 2026 election snapshot for New Glarus voters, outlining key races, declared candidates and what to expect on the August primary and November ballot.
The New Glarus Public Library is inviting artists of all ages to help design its 2026 limited edition library cards in celebration of the library’s new building.
National Weather Service warns of low humidity and gusts up to 45 mph Wednesday, raising fire danger across Green County including New Glarus.
Unseasonably warm air has settled over New Glarus, turning what should feel like late winter into something closer to an early spring preview. Lawns are peeking through, jackets are lighter, and more than a few residents are wondering whether Mother Nature is setting us up for a late-season head
After his own injuries reshaped how he understood strength, a Darlington native built a coaching practice rooted in assessment, trust and long-term resilience, helping Green County residents move with confidence again.
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