For over 115 years now, Dufeck Wood Products has been a manufacturing fixture of the Denmark community, crafting an array of fine wares from their facility on the corner of Maple and Jorgenson Street. Along with being a prominent business, the family-run firm has left a profound impact on the community in many other ways.

On Saturday, March 14, one and all are welcome to come together for a unique community event aimed at bringing people together and sharing unique talents. That afternoon, Denmark Connects will host a "Denmark Teaching Denmark" event at the former All Saints School with a wide array of free classes available for a diverse range of interests.

When emergencies occur, communities count on a number of apparatuses to respond and come to their aid including police, firefighters, EMTs and government bodies. Recently, the Village of Denmark has been taking steps to ensure they are more prepared if disaster were to strike with the appointment of Brandon Ackley as the new municipal Emergency Manager.

This week, our historical trip around the Village of Denmark has taken The Denmark News back home to our offices at 116 Main Street. The large structure has towered over downtown for over nine decades and has known many different purposes in that time. Let us now explore the building that has been home to a brewery, a warehouse, a village hall, a library, an eye clinic, a hardware store and more.

On February 20 and 21, the Denmark High School Ice Fishing Club took part in this year’s Wisconsin Interscholastic Fishing Association (WIFA) which was held on a number of lakes along the Wisconsin River between Stevens Point and Wausau.

Last Tuesday night, the Denmark High School (DHS) Performing Arts Center (PAC) was transported back in time as Denmark Elementary School (DES) 5th grade students presented an evening of rock and roll hits from the 50s and 60s as they staged “Rock and Roll Forever - How it All Began” to a packed house.

On Sunday, the Denmark Knights of Columbus (KC) Father Platta Council #4735 hosted the acclaimed MacDowell Male Chorus for a special concert celebrating America in the Denmark High School (DHS) Performing Arts Center.

The Denmark Middle School National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) recently had a very successful Soup and Cereal Drive. Over the course of two weeks, we collected well over five hundred cans of soup and cereal boxes for the Denmark CHOW program. CHOW weekly gives food to families in our community, and they have recently seen a shortage in cereal and soup.

On February 21 and 22, the Denmark Middle School 8th Grade Basketball Team competed in the Wisconsin State 8th Grade Tournament achieving a flawless 5-0 record over the weekend with both final games extending to overtime. Pictured: (left to right) Back row: Assistant Coach Eric Fields, Jerome Hafeman, Jake Whipp, Madden Thiem, Crosley Fields and Coach Chase Parsons.

School history was made this season as Debra Kuss became the first girls’ wrestler from Mishicot High School to qualify for the state tournament. Her achievement marks a major milestone, not only for the wrestling program but for girls’ athletics in the Mishicot community.

On Saturday, February 28, 2026, Mishicot junior Owen Schacht stepped onto the mat for the biggest match of his season at the WIAA State Wrestling Tournament Championship. Wrestling with confidence and control, Schacht earned a major decision victory (14-5) over second-seeded Nolan Hanke of Lancaster High School to claim the state title. His dominant performance capped off an already remarkable season and solidified his place among Mishicot’s top athletes.

Mishicot High School has officially named Joe Baeten as its new varsity football head coach, promoting a familiar face who has already spent years building relationships within the program.

This past week, the Mishicot FFA Chapter celebrated National FFA Week with a variety of dress-up days, engaging activities, and meaningful community service projects. This week served as a reminder of the chapter’s commitment to leadership, personal growth, and agricultural education.

One of the most anticipated local news stories of 2026 is the ongoing transformation and eventual unveiling of the Community First Credit Union Community Center which is slated to open its doors to the public this fall. Since the official groundbreaking in October, a steady stream of work crews have descended on the former Early Childhood Center (ECC) to convert the shuttered school into a modern and welcoming community hub.

This Friday, Saturday and Sunday, one and all are invited to Rooster’s Coop for a beloved local tradition that utilizes a bizarre twist on a classic sport to raise funds for a great cause. This weekend, the rural bar will host the 42nd annual Blindman’s Volleyball Tournament to help raise funds for Green Bay CP with plenty of food, drinks, prizes and fun for anyone to enjoy.