This school year, the already hectic hustle and bustle of the Denmark School District campus has an additional challenging, albeit exciting feature; an active construction site. That is because, at the same time students have been attending their classes, crews have been hard at work constructing the large addition to the elementary school to house students currently taught at the Early Childhood Center (ECC).

Last Saturday, the air around Circle Tap was rich with a tantalizing smell and an exciting fervor. That day, Denmark Sting Cancer 26th annual Booyah Cook Off fundraiser in and around the acclaimed tavern.

Last Saturday, All Saints Catholic Church was alive with action and excitement as the congregation held their second ever "Fall Fest" fundraiser. The event, held in the parish's school, served both as an important fundraiser to help All Saints continue its mission as well as a festive and fun celebration of the fall season for the whole community to enjoy.

In June, we reported on Denmark High School Senior Henry Pahlow and his recent whirlwind experience in Washington D.C. as an official US Senate Page. Last month, Pahlow was back in D.C., this time rubbing elbows with a different branch of our nation's government, the executive.

This Summer, five Denmark High School students had the opportunity to hone their craft along with some of the best in the area. In August, current DHS students Sophie Utrie, Tynan Conway and Henry Pahlow, along with Class of 2023 graduates Alex Allen and Isa Wagner took part in St. Norbert's Next Stage production of the musical theater classic "Brigadoon".

This weekend, the Denmark School District, along with the community of Denmark, will celebrate and honor a time-honored tradition highlighting school spirit, community pride and good old fashioned fun. Homecoming 2023 is now upon us and the annual festivities are slated for this coming weekend.

Last week, many in the community were shocked and deeply saddened to hear about the passing of beloved longtime area Catholic Priest Father Ron Colombo. Colombo faithfully served multiple parishes in the community in an over two decade tenure and in that time he touched and impacted countless lives.

This September, as students and teachers have been resuming classes, Denmark Middle School has been observing a historic milestone. This year, the building, which is the newest of the district's current four structures, is turning 30 years old, with its first classes being held in September 1993.

Last month, it was announced that a Denmark High School educator will be receiving an amazing honor.

Last Sunday, the small community of Francis Creek held a festive celebration commemorating a historic milestone. That day, St. Anne's Catholic Church marked the 175th anniversary of their parish with a day of fun for all to enjoy.

Last Thursday night, the Denmark Rod & Gun Club on the northeastern most edge of the Village of Denmark was alive with excitement and celebration. That night, the club held their annual banquet to commemorate the end of the season and crown this year's winners.

This month, there has been a great deal of development on an area of grass near the All Saints Cemetery on Green Bay Road. The site will soon be home to a large columbarium to house remains of deceased community members.

Last Friday night, before the Denmark Vikings home football game against the Wrightstown Tigers, the Denmark FFA had fans covered when it came to the night’s supper. That evening, from 5-6:30 p.m. DHS FFA volunteers were set up outside the Athletic Atrium behind Denmark High School with a delicious array of complimentary fare. Fans were welcome to enjoy a free brat or hot dog and a bag of chips were also invited to build their own ice cream sundae.

On Saturday, September 16, the Denmark American Legion Johnson-Hershman Post 363 held their annual Flag Disposal Ceremony outside their post on Railroad Avenue in the Village of Denmark. That day, following a solemn ceremony led by Legion members, they disposed of 623 worn and tattered American flags. Flags were collected throughout the year by Legion members as well as the collection bin at Memorial Park.

This month, the Denmark High School Viking Trap Team kicked off their annual fall season at Denmark Rod & Gun Club across from the high school. Starting on September 10, the team's fourteen members have been meeting at the club every Sunday at noon and will continue throughout October.