August is Rudeneja

By: Chris Nelson

By KELLY FENTON

The Denmark News

DENMARK – Denmark fifth-year head football coach Tom Neuman is approaching the 2022 season with, in no certain order, uncertainty, eagerness and optimism.

The Denmark chapter of Wings Over Wisconsin is proud to announce they will be holding a Free Fishing Day on Saturday, August 27, 2022, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at their fishing ponds located behind Potts Transport at 5375 State Road 29, Denmark, Wisconsin.

On Monday, August 15, 2022, the Denmark School Board voted unanimously to move forward with placing a new district referendum on the ballot in November.

The Denmark News is proud to welcome its new neighbor “Junque in the Trunk” located next door to our offices, behind Inspired Spaces. The new storefront first opened its doors on Monday, August 15th and has already welcomed a wide array of customers to see this new one-of-a-kind store.

For over twenty years, the former Heritage House has sat empty, a decapitated shell of its former grandeur. Long gone are the days when the structure was a warm and welcoming fixture of the Denmark business community.

But it is one local man's goal to return the old building to its former glory.

Those with a keen eye may have spotted  construction beginning on the west side of Highway R, just north of Townhall Road. There, construction on a new cheese factory has just begun.

From the beauty of a sunrise, to the kaleidoscope of colors in a summer sunset, there’s no shortage of beauty when you pause to gaze upon the world around us.
Even nighttime has brought forth celestial scenes worthy of pictures.
Thursday evening around 8:30, marks the Sturgeon Supermoon. It promises to draw attention with a bigger and brighter glow in the night sky. A glorious full moon to give us all a reason to look up. This happens when it’s full and closest to Earth.

A lot can happen over the course of a weekend.
For the long-standing customers of Denmark State Bank, closed doors over the past couple of days meant change. Positive change.
Come Monday morning, the more than a century-old financial institution will become part of something bigger.

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.

Field of Dreams II to help youth programs in Denmark

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.