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.
New Glarus High School graduate Katherine May spent more than a decade earning her architecture license and now leads major design and construction projects, including the latest expansion at New Glarus Brewing Company.
A simple lemonade stand on Durst Road became a summer lesson in hard work, confidence and entrepreneurship for three young people, thanks to neighbors and passersby who stopped to support them in the New Glarus community.
Sheri Wichser never expected her next chapter after 37 years with Alliant Energy would be a family-run restaurant in New Glarus, but The Matterhorn Ice Cream & Grill is opening with local sourcing, family recipes, and a vision for more than just summer scoops.
Businesses can support one of New Glarus’ signature summer festivals while gaining visibility before more than 3,000 visitors expected downtown for blues music, Wisconsin craft beer and food trucks July 18.
Members of the New Glarus Jodlerklub are beginning to arrive in Switzerland ahead of this week's Eidgenössisches Jodlerfest in Basel, one of the world's largest celebrations of Swiss yodeling and folk traditions.
Photographer Ross Harried of Second Crop Creative captures the Monroe Balloon & Bands Festival from inflation to liftoff, as colorful balloons soared above Green County beneath blue skies on the final day of spring.
Acres Aweigh Farm Stay in New Glarus was among 20 veteran-owned Wisconsin businesses selected to receive a laptop and QuickBooks software through a Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs and WWBIC entrepreneurship program.
The native berries that greeted Wisconsin's earliest settlers are ripening once again, offering a fleeting taste of summer along field edges, woodland trails and country roads near New Glarus.
The iconic Oscar Mayer Wienermobile will make a stop at the New Glarus Farmers Market on June 26, offering families a chance to see the famous vehicle, take photos and collect free souvenirs.
The longest day of the year arrives Saturday, carrying traditions that stretch from ancient Europe and Switzerland to Native American cultures, while quietly beginning the long journey back toward winter.
More than 50 young exhibitors from Wisconsin and Illinois brought 113 dairy heifers to the Green County Dairy Days Cattle Show, competing in showmanship and breed classes while celebrating June Dairy Month, youth agriculture and the region’s deep commitment to the dairy industry.
The Swiss Center of North America will welcome visitors Aug. 2 for a Swiss National Day open house featuring refreshments, exhibits and a chance to explore Swiss-American and Swiss-Canadian history in New Glarus.
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