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.
National Newspaper Week is a reminder that the stories closest to home often matter most — and that trust depends on reporting that is accurate, transparent, accountable and willing to show readers where the information comes from.
A crisp October evening, a glowing bonfire and autumn woods will come together at New Glarus Woods State Park, where a Friends group event offers a simple way to enjoy fall outdoors again as the season settles over southern Wisconsin.
From a village that might have landed in Illinois to 250-year-old trees, a building turned backward and pioneers who later sent aid home to Switzerland, New Glarus has plenty of history hiding in plain sight — if you know where to look.
Costumes, cocktails and a little Halloween mischief return to downtown New Glarus on Oct. 17, when the Chamber’s Boos & Brews pub crawl brings four drink tickets, photos, prizes and its familiar sparkly skull mugs back for another year.
A 65th reunion for New Glarus High School’s Class of 1961 will reach well beyond one graduating class Saturday, inviting alumni and spouses from 1949 through 1972 to gather for lunch, live music, fellowship and shared memories together.
Green County is beginning to trade summer green for autumn color, but the biggest show is still ahead. Here’s what the latest foliage reports say about where colors stand now, what you can expect to see this week and when the best viewing may arrive.
From an 80-pound wheel of Swiss cheese to the ring of a blacksmith’s anvil, Harvest Fest will fill the Swiss Historical Village with people demonstrating the skills, crafts and music that helped shape life in New Glarus and Green County.
A group from New Glarus Martial Arts is heading to Minnesota for its first Diamond Nationals, stepping into a NASKA world-rated tournament that will test competitors from beginner ranks through black belt against a deep national field.
With construction nearing the finish line, owner Akaylah Jaeke says Wellville is moving from building a facility to building its staff, schedule and community, with new details now emerging about what visitors can expect inside soon.
The celebration is over, but one final number from this year’s New Glarus Oktoberfest shows just how busy the festival was — and how far it climbed beyond last year’s already impressive beer-sales total, helped by great weather and volunteers.
A week after Oktoberfest packed downtown New Glarus with music and celebration, Sunday brought a different kind of spectacle as polished chrome, bright paint and rows of classic cars and trucks turned village streets into a rolling museum.
A familiar Brown Swiss from Voegeli Farm returned to the World Dairy Expo ring this week, adding another class victory to her record while several other cattle tied to the rural New Glarus operation finished among the leaders in Madison.
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