Photo Essay: Tree Planting Day in New Glarus

Members of the New Glarus FFA, village staff and other local volunteers helped plant trees around the village, adding to the community’s Tree City USA legacy while investing in a greener future.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Photo Essay: Tree Planting Day in New Glarus

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New Glarus Woods State Park Is Starting to Get Noticed
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New Glarus Woods State Park Is Starting to Get Noticed

A national travel feature is the latest sign that the quiet 435-acre park south of New Glarus is drawing a wider audience, as new mountain bike trails, active events and future camping improvements give visitors more reasons to take a closer look.

by Todd Klassy
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Local Trick-or-Treat Times Set for Halloween

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by Todd Klassy
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Trails Pizza Officially Opens in New Glarus

After a delayed opening and a quiet Friday soft launch, Trails Pizza is officially serving New Glarus. The restaurant at 700 Railroad St. brings a fresh menu, familiar faces and a new chapter to a longtime local pizza spot in the village.

by Todd Klassy
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The Alpine Builds a Gathering Place in Downtown New Glarus

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