by Charles Collier, The Denmark News

DENMARK — Not often is one greeted by a 365-person standing ovation, but the collection of Northeast Wisconsin students, instructors, and their families at Denmark High School offered just that on Saturday afternoon when one of Wisconsin’s most recognizable names entered the auditorium-turned-banquet hall.

by Charles Collier, The Denmark News

DENMARK — Protecting against the unpredictable is often a stressful process. As school shootings have continued, however intermittently, to capture national attention, review of security protocol has become a common facet of every district administration.

by Charles Collier, The Denmark News

DENMARK — Parking lot snow banks towered above vehicles, bumpy and slippery rides accompanied already slow-moving traffic, and homeowners shoveling out their driveways and sidewalks were treated to vigorous upper body workouts. Everyone in Northeast Wisconsin was heavily taxed by Mother Nature’s cruel sleight-of-hand which in some areas dumped 30 inches of wet, heavy snow in a three-day storm.

by Charles Collier, The Denmark News

DENMARK — In the two-month wake of an armed attack of a Florida school, national attention has remained on furthering school safety and seeking ways to protect against and prevent the heinous, unpredictable attacks.

by Charles Collier, The Denmark News

DENMARK — “We make plans, and God laughs,” is an adage often deployed to soften the blow of life’s unexpected jabs. He must have had quite the chuckle watching last Wednesday’s special meeting of the Denmark Village Board, especially when a sour vote postponed long-planned road construction.

STEVENS POINT — After winning honors for creativity, teamwork and problem solving, Denmark students have earned the right to compete in Destination Imagination's Global Finals between May 23-26 in Knoxville, TN.

by Charles Collier, The Denmark News

MARIBEL — An incoming business is set to call Maribel its home, and its arrival was treated to a much different reception than some of the site’s previous suitors.

by Charles Collier, The Denmark News

DENMARK – Altered travel habits, complications with summertime events, and general construction season blues are sure to cause rumblings while N. Wall St. is reconfigured this year. An addition to the project’s list of requirements by the Village Board on Monday, March 5, will limit some of the more literal vibrations.