Starting today, December 3, residents of the greater Denmark area will have a new destination for all of their banking needs.

On Saturday, hundreds braved the wintry weather to take part in the area’s newest holiday tradition.

Last Wednesday, a number of caring and dedicated community members set themselves to providing a delicious, homemade Thanksgiving dinner for those who may have gone without.

Despite the weather making it feel otherwise, spring is just around the corner and with it will come a number of municipal elections.

On Saturday, hundreds upon hundreds of hobbyists, collectors and gift seekers flocked to Denmark High School (DHS) for a fun and unique holiday sale.

For five decades now, the start of the Christmas season in the greater Denmark area has always meant one thing–the annual Denmark Lions Poinsettia Sale.

Last week definitively proved that, like it or not, winter weather is now upon us.

When the railroad opened in Denmark in 1906, it provided new opportunities for businesses to accommodate travelers.