By: Alex Sekora

In the early days of Denmark, schooling occurred in one room schools located throughout the countryside. As the population of the area increased, the need for larger schools grew.

The stage is set, the cast is ready and the orchestra is fine tuned. All the necessary elements have come together and are prepared for what is sure to be a sensational performance.

By: Chris Nelson

"Love is the greatest gift that one generation can leave to another.” — Richard Garnett

No one is really ever ready to lose a Grandparent. It’s always in the back of your mind it will happen - if it’s tomorrow or several years down the line - we go through life sometimes taking for granted how special they really are to us.

​​Last Wednesday, the School District of Denmark hosted the second of two informational meetings regarding the proposed referendum on next month's ballot.

By: Alex Sekora

In 1906, Anton Kriwanek moved to Denmark from Cooperstown with his sons Frank and Charles. They had previously had a business in Cooperstown, and they had lived on a farm in the town of Gibson.

Last Saturday morning, the community building organization, 1Denmark, held two pickleball learning sessions in the Early Childhood Center Gym. The event was completely free and open to anybody and everybody interested in this new sports fad.

A brisk fall day sets the perfect backdrop for a different sort of craft show.

The referendum facing voters this November mainly deals with consolidating all Denmark School District students to one central campus by adding facilities to the existing elementary school for the early childhood center students.

On Friday, October 14, 2022, the Bank First branch in Denmark hosted their first annual Community Appreciation Open House in their parking lot in Denmark. The event was a "tailgate party" scheduled to coincide with the home Denmark Vikings football game the same evening.

By: Alex Sekora

By: Chris Nelson

The last 20-25 years have brought population growth to our Wisconsin village. In the 1980s the Denmark census showed just under 1500 residents. Today, we are right around the 2300 mark. While we are not changing into a mega-metropolis by any means, it is a consistent growth for the community.

By: Chris Nelson

This week, the Denmark School District announced that they will be holding two informational meetings regarding November's referendum. The meetings are intended to inform the public about the improvements the proposed referendum would provide as well as show them first-hand why they are so necessary.

With the upcoming Denmark School District Referendum being such an important and impactful issue in the Denmark community, The Denmark News thought it would be prudent for us to provide a breakdown of what the proposed referendum entails and how it would effect residents of the Denmark School District.

On Tuesday, October 4 2022, during their monthly meeting, The Denmark Knights of Columbus Father Platta Council presented a check for $69,066.00 to the recipient of this year's KC Golf Outing. The outing, which took place Saturday, September 17, was held to benefit Jim Dobberpuhl, an area dairy farmer in the midst of his second heart transplant.