Life in New Glarus—people, events, food, and the everyday moments that shape our town. From 1st Street to Pioneer Road, this is where stories of community, life and local living come together.
Green County's newest dairy ambassadors were crowned Friday night in Albany as Ava Havens of Blanchardville earned the title of Dairy Queen and Peyton Monasmith-Pickett of Albany was named Dairy Princess.
From fireworks in Monroe and Mount Vernon to bike rides, fishing spots, scenic drives, local food and family activities, here are 10 ways New Glarus residents can make the most of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
A 2006 New Glarus graduate who found his passion for hockey through the Monroe Avalanche program is returning to the game in a new role, leading Milwaukee's newest Great Lakes Hockey League franchise into its inaugural season.
New Glarus photographer Hailee Legler specializes in weddings and couples photography, focusing on authentic moments, meaningful connections and images that help clients relive some of life's most important memories.
Operating every Friday from May through early October, the New Glarus Farmers Market connects local growers, makers and shoppers while providing a venue for fresh food, handmade goods and community connections.
Tonight’s free Family Fun Night at New Glarus Bible Church will be held indoors because of the weather, but organizers say all of the planned activities and fun will go on as scheduled.
Residents will have an opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted household and agricultural hazardous chemicals Aug. 19 in Monticello, helping keep potentially harmful materials out of landfills, waterways and the environment.
New Glarus native and 2024 graduate Emma Hendrickson is spending the summer documenting Wisconsin's dairy industry for the Wisconsin Holstein Association while pursuing a degree in Agricultural Communications more than 1,000 miles away at Texas Tech University.
The newly crowned 2026-27 New Glarus Dairy Queen comes from a family with deep Green County agricultural roots and hopes to promote Wisconsin agriculture, strengthen her public speaking skills and represent the community at events.
Rainbow Fleece Farm will welcome fiber artists, shepherds and curious visitors June 19-21 for its annual Summer Wool Frolic, featuring fleece preparation demonstrations, spinning activities, yarns, wool products and farm-raised lamb.
Vendors, visitors and public safety officials described Beer, Bacon & Cheese and Polkafest as a successful weekend in New Glarus, with strong attendance, favorable weather, enthusiastic crowds and only a handful of minor issues reported.
Just down Highway 69 from New Glarus, Monticello Homecoming returns July 10-12 with fireworks, a parade, live music, tournaments, carnival rides, water fights and dozens of activities around Lake Montesian.
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