Solar Power Gains Ground in New Glarus

From the Chalet Landhaus’ 445-panel array to more than 30 residential installations, solar energy is expanding across New Glarus as homeowners, businesses and schools weigh costs, incentives and long-term savings.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Solar Power Gains Ground in New Glarus

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Chef Jason Jindra Carries on Swiss Traditions at Chalet Landhaus
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Chef Jason Jindra Carries on Swiss Traditions at Chalet Landhaus

From washing dishes at the New Glarus Hotel to training in Switzerland, Jason Jindra has spent much of his life learning the restaurant trade. Now in charge at Chalet Landhaus, he has ideas of his own—and a familiar welcome for guests.

by Todd Klassy
New Glarus Christkindli Market Seeks 2026 Sponsors
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New Glarus Christkindli Market Seeks 2026 Sponsors

After drawing more than 15,000 visitors last year, New Glarus’ Christkindli Market is inviting area businesses to help support the holiday tradition. Three sponsorship levels offer different ways to reach visitors and support downtown commerce.

by Todd Klassy
New Glarus-Monticello Cross-Country Team Celebrates New Home Course
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New Glarus-Monticello Cross-Country Team Celebrates New Home Course

A fall team picnic at Legacy Prairie Park marked a new chapter for New Glarus-Monticello runners. The gathering highlighted a community partnership that created miles of public trails and a course intended for future home meets locally.

by Todd Klassy
New Glarus Singers Bring Swiss Traditions to Badger Bash
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New Glarus Singers Bring Swiss Traditions to Badger Bash

An Oktoberfest-themed gathering near Camp Randall gave a New Glarus singing group a chance to share New Glarus hometown heritage with Badger fans. Behind the performance is a musical legacy stretching back to the 1950s...and even a Disney appearance.

by Todd Klassy

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