Last Tuesday, area business owners, community leaders, farmers and various other supporters gathered in the Denmark High School Performing Arts Center for a unique fundraising tradi

Last Monday, the Denmark High School Performing Arts Center was host to an evening of entertainment showcasing the wide range of student talents found in the school.

On Tuesday, the Village of Denmark Public Safety Committee convened a meeting in the conference room of Village Hall.

Last week, we ventured out towards Stangelville to meet with a longtime area resident and local history expert.

A recent ruling by the Wisconsin Court of Appeals could potentially change how local municipal meetings are conducted.

In 1914, St. James Catholic Church and School in Cooperstown were destroyed by a fire. While several items from the church were able to be saved, the buildings were total losses.

Last week, downtown Denmark was filled with dust, the sounds of destruction and the sight of rubble as a longtime landmark was torn down piece by piece.

In September, the Village of Denmark welcomed a new member of its business community with the opening of the Cobblestone Hotel & Suites on Bohemia Drive.

On Saturday, the former Early Childhood Center and soon-to-be Denmark Community Center was alive with excitement and activity not seen in its halls for some time.