Electric rates for residential customers of the New Glarus Light & Water Works will increase by about $7 a month to $93.61, beginning later this month, according to an order issued this week by the Public Service Commission.

On Wednesday, Jan. 29, Black Hawk School District held its annual spelling bee in the Black Hawk High School Lower Commons.

Jan 15, 2025 · A family, including three children, are trying to pick up the pieces, after a fast-moving fire destroyed their mobile home, in the 100 block of North 20th Ave., last Thursday, January 9.

Dec 14, 2024 · Monroe Times obituaries. Howard R. Maas age 85 of rural Blanchardville, WI passed away Friday January 31, 2025 at SSM Health in Monroe, WI with his family by his side.

MONROE — When Randall Smith talks to his father, Richard, about the Green County Fair, there’s a memory he has shared more than once throughout the years of the family patriarch preparing to make the annual trip to the fairgrounds.

Jan 10, 2025 · MONROE — The School District of Monroe will not try for another operational referendum in the near-future, after feedback from a survey and series of listening sessions seemed to determine that the community has no appetite for additional taxes to run schools.

MONROE — Green County’s government services experienced “an incident” of unknown origin this week. In fact, as of press time it was unknown when systems like the phone and internet servers would be back online.

Jan 3, 2025 · Main Street Monroe hosted the second annual New Years Eve Cheese Drop on Dec. 31. Townspeople gathered on Monroe’s historic downtown square for entertainment, hot chocolate and the lowering of a large replica box of cheese by the Monroe Fire Department at 5 p.m., which is midnight in Switzerland.

Jan 3, 2023 · MONROE — The Year 2023 represents the 125th consecutive year of publication of the Monroe Times. While our official anniversary is Oct. 13, we are commemorating this milestone mark all year long.

Nov 19, 2024 · MONROE — City of Monroe officials are expecting the 2024-2025 general fund budget to be just over $13.2 million, up almost 6% from 2024’s projected spending, largely attributable to increased labor costs, debt service, and some capital projects.