Last weekend, multiple Village of Denmark residents reported incidents of attempted and successful vehicle break-ins throughout the municipality. The Denmark News looked through these reports and spoke with Denmark DEO Deputy Pigeon to learn more.

Last week, Denmark High School (DHS) Musical Theater received high praise and recognition on the state stage with a cast member’s nomination for a major award.

The 2026 Prom Court will reign over this year’s dance on Saturday night in the Denmark High School atrium with the King and Queen being crowned at the conclusion of the Grand March at 10 p.m.! Pictured: (from front to back) Nolan Lemke and Emma Abel, John Baugnet and Vanessa Umentum, Ryan Collar and Katelyn Demmin, Donald Ledden and Lily Kapinos, Kase Bradley and Samantha Wenzel and Elijah Pahlow.

There is one word you are all but guaranteed to read in every issue of The Denmark News–volunteer. From community events, to school and church functions, to organizations and initiatives that serve others and everything in between, so much of what happens in our community happens because of dedicated and caring volunteers.

Our next stop on our trip through downtown Denmark of the past brings us to the large two-and-a-half story building that looms over Main Street from its perch straddling Green Bay and De Pere Roads. Today, the building hosts AOT Yoga in its lowest level and a number of apartments in the two floors above, but it has known a number of other uses through the decades. 

Every month, the Mishicot High School teachers choose one student in their classes that match the monthly theme of Mishicot’s readiness skills. Teachers analyze student behavior, mindsets, and drive throughout the month and choose a student they believe best represents the skill chosen.

On the morning of April 8, members of the Mishicot Business Association visited the School District of Mishicot to experience firsthand the creativity, leadership, and career-ready skills of Mishicot High School students.

Beginning in March, Matthew, a student in the Mishicot School District, began competing in America’s Favorite Student Competition. The winner of the competition is offered a spot in Reader’s Digest as well as a tour of the Planetary Society in Pasadena, California, with Bill Nye, the Science Guy. In addition, the winner also receives $20,000 to put towards further education purposes.

Students from Mishicot High School put their knowledge of government and current events to the test as they competed in the 2026 Wisconsin Civics Games on Wednesday April 8 for the statewide academic competition focused on civic education and engagement.

This Easter, the Mishicot FFA and MBA hosted its second annual Easter Egg Hunt for the Mishicot community. The egg and bunny hunt was located around town and was a fun event for kids within the community to get out of the house and enjoy fun Easter activities.

On Friday, April 3, 2026, members of Harpt Lake, along with community members or Mishicot and surrounding communities, planted 2,800 perch back into the lake.

To kick off the season, the Mishicot Softball Team took a memorable trip down to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, to bond as a team and get some warmer-weather ball in. For four nights, thirty players and coaches stayed in a lovely lodge, creating a bond that will last a lifetime. They ate meals together, played games, shared laughs, and held an inaugural class talent show.

Mishicot community members Mark and Becky Olson have recently been treating the community to line dancing lessons held at Grey Fox Bar and Grill, formerly known as Fox Hills. The lessons started in mid-November 2025 and are held every Wednesday from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm.

Last week, The Denmark News returned to the Olympic Village mobile home community to speak with residents about ongoing issues with the park's upkeep and management. After speaking with a number of residents, we discovered little, if anything, has changed since we last reported on the issue in December. Fearing reprisal for speaking out, these residents have requested to remain anonymous.

Last week, people across the Midwest were saddened to hear the news that a regional non-profit would be ceasing operations effective immediately. For over two decades, Ruby's Pantry has provided a low-cost food option to families across Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and North Dakota. In Denmark, a local Ruby's Pantry operated out of Our Savior's Lutheran Church has been serving the greater community for almost eight years.