Denmark Boy Scout Troop 1052 recently spent a week-long camping trip at Long Lake Scout Camp near Elkhart Lake. Although the weather was very hot, the troop had fun and earned numerous merit badges to help them rank up in their goals to be future Eagle Scouts. (Photo courtesy of Scott Wagner)

The Mishicot FFA and FCCLA Italy travel group officially began their international adventure with a visit to a local Italian farm where students experienced firsthand the country’s strong farm-to-table traditions.

The Mishicot Football Program is introducing a new opportunity for young athletes this fall with the launch of its NFL Youth Flag Football League.

During last Tuesday’s Village of Denmark Plan Commission meeting, members discussed potentially amending the municipal sign regulations to allow for murals, ultimately deciding to take no action at this time.

Last week, nearly three dozen local youngsters joined together in Cooperstown for some summer fun and faith-filled learning. From Monday through Friday, St. James Catholic Church hosted this year’s Vacation Bible School (VBS) program–Rainforest Falls–blending a range of activities, religious lessons and a tropical jungle theme for five jam-packed summer days.

Recently, motorists in the Village of Denmark may have noticed new activity at the auto shop on the corner of County Highway R and Green Bay Road. The garage, formerly home to Heim Motors and most recently the site of Brown County Motors, now has a new proprietor offering a range of automotive repair services. Last week, we stopped by and spoke with Travis Fortemps of Fortemps Hauling & Repair to learn more.

During last Tuesday’s Town of Cooperstown Board of Supervisors meeting, an upcoming vacancy was once again a major topic of discussion. Last month, Supervisor Nick Propson announced he would be moving out of the municipality and would, therefore, have to forfeit his board seat.

Hi everyone! My name is Michaelynn Wotachek, and most of you only know me by my name; however, I have the opportunity to express myself as a contributor to the newspaper and share with you all who I am as a person so you know me more personally than just the articles I write.

Today is the day—July 18, 2026—when fourteen high school students leave for Italy along with two teachers—Ms. Koeppel and Mrs. Hoffman.

The sixteen individuals have been waiting for this trip since 2024 when it was originally planned and the students put in their resumé to be selected.

Hello! My name is Emersyn Greenwood, and I am an incoming junior at Mishicot High School. I am excited to join The Denmark News team and share stories that inform, inspire, and connect our communities.

Since its establishment in 2017, the Mishicot Indian Baseball Association has been committed to creating more opportunities for young athletes while building a strong foundation for the future of Mishicot baseball. Through player development, dedicated coaching, and community support, the program has experienced remarkable growth both on and off the field.

As the rapidly-approaching Denmark Community First Credit Union Community Center & Library continues to take shape, OneDenmark is putting all the pieces in place for its much-anticipated opening this fall.

Last month, Denmark’s own Jake Charneski completed his training to fly F-35 fighter jets in service to the United States Air National Guard (USANG). Charneski has been with the USANG for 13 years now and has traveled the country and world in their ranks. Last week, we spoke with him to learn more about his time in the service and his latest assignment that has brought him back closer to home.

By Ryan Wilson
The Denmark News

DENMARK – It was only fitting that Kevin Konkol’s induction into the Denmark Devilbears’ Hall of Fame on Friday night came just before the team was to play the Kewaunee Chiefs.

Earlier this month, six local young shooters traveled to Mason, Michigan, for this year’s USA High School Clay Target League National Championships. Last week, we spoke with Mickey Fels to learn more about their journey.