By Charles Collier, The Denmark News

On Monday, January 23, Matthew Wolfert of Bray Architects presented a conceptual design for renovations and additions to the high school building.

Last week the Board of Education approved a $14.9 million referendum question for the April 4 elections after finding wide public support from a survey conducted in September.

by Charles Collier, The Denmark News

TISCH MILLS—A simple message welcomes travelers to the unincorporated community of Tisch Mills along the border of Manitowoc and Kewaunee counties minutes inland from Two Rivers. It reads, “No mayor, no city council. Life’s good!” underwriting, in subtle but certain terms, a rural mindset of collective preferences guiding community culture.

Cotter Funeral Home remodel brings flexibility to inflexible times under third-generation ownership.

DENMARK—Life is defined and colored by a series of unexpected events, and any plan which is ultimately effective accounts for something going awry along the way to the objective.

Charles Collier

The Denmark News

Charles Collier

The Denmark News

Denmark High School graduate brings climate, Earth Day into focus with new documentary

Recent Denmark High School alumni Jacob Breit said he was all set to follow a post-high-school track to become a doctor, specifically a gastroenterologist. 

After contentious back and forth, new legislative maps bring Macco to Denmark

John McCracken

The Denmark News

Over 300 town of Wrightstown acres incorporated into village of Greenleaf

John McCracken

The Denmark News

By KELLY FENTON

The Denmark News

DENMARK – They don’t make them big in Denmark.

But they do make them quick and scrappy. 

By KELLY FENTON

The Denmark News

DENMARK, WI — Behind every successful business is a coherent vision, managerial efficiency, adaptive tactics, and a work force. Most vitally, however, is the original ignition of an idea, brought to life only through experientially-influenced knowledge and an ability to enthuse both producers and consumers.

By KELLY FENTON

The Denmark News

DENMARK – The winding road Zane Short embarked on after graduating from Denmark High School carried him further and further away from his dream to one day play college basketball with his younger brother.