Last Monday, the Denmark High School Performing Arts Center (PAC) was filled with crowds of people for this year’s Denmark Middle School (DMS) and Denmark High School (DHS) Choir Concerts. That night, Denmark Choir Director Lucas Jordan oversaw two performances showcasing talent from students in grades 6 through 12. The Denmark News was in attendance to listen for ourselves.

On Thursday night, the Denmark High School Performing Arts Center (PAC) was host to three back-to-back concerts showcasing local young musical talent. That night, Mr. Dennee and his three grades of bands took the stage for this year’s Denmark Middle School (DMS) Spring Band Concerts featuring a range of music beautifully performed on a variety of instruments. The Denmark News stopped by to hear for ourselves.

Last weekend, the streets of the Village of Denmark were filled with swarms of people taking part in a beloved spring tradition. On Friday and Saturday, the community hosted the 34th Annual Village-Wide Rummage Sale sponsored by the DCBA featuring over 100 vendors selling a wide variety of items.

On Sunday, as churches across our area gathered for their weekly observances, one congregation was also considering a historic decision for their faith community.

Last month, Denmark area residents gained a new option for their internet service needs. On April 17, Bug Tussel announced a new wireless internet tower had been brought online in the community of Buckman located just north of Fontenoy on County Highway P. The company states their new tower will bring area residents expanded options for high-speed internet service and has the potential to provide service for nearly 700 homes and businesses.

Last weekend, animal lovers of all ages had an opportunity to get a firsthand look at an unconventional type of farm. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Maribel’s Black Frog Farm opened their gates for another annual Open House weekend featuring self-guided tours, a chance to interact with a variety of animals and fun for all. The Denmark News stopped by on Sunday to see what’s new down on the farm.

Last week, many across the Denmark community were saddened to hear of the passing of longtime community fixture Kenneth “Kenny” Peterson on April 28. Peterson was a lifelong resident of Denmark and served the community in a variety of ways throughout his life. He was 82.

On Thursday, a number of Denmark Middle School (DMS) students took some time to share their gratitude and appreciation for their head administrator. That morning, the DMS Student Council and National Junior Honor Society celebrated Principal Ashley Post with a special breakfast in observance of National Principal’s Day.

Last month, students from Denmark High School (DHS) partnered with the American Red Cross for an annual life-saving initiative. In April, the DHS Student Council hosted their annual blood drive in the school’s multi-purpose room with dozens of fellow students and community members contributing to their efforts. The student council were thrilled to report they were able to collect a total of 46 pints of blood.

Last Monday, students from Denmark Middle School (DMS) and Denmark High School (DHS) took to the DHS Performing Arts Center stage for a special concert showcasing a unique style of musical talent. That night, the DMS and DHS Jazz Bands came together for their annual spring concert featuring a variety of toe-tapping tunes that captivated their audience.

On April 16, many across the Denmark area and beyond were deeply saddened to hear the news of the closing of All Saints School after 67 years of serving the community with Catholic education. Although the school will officially close its doors on July 1 of this year, the institution will no doubt continue to have a lasting and influential impact on the hundreds upon hundreds of students and staff who have called it home over the decades.

On Friday, while the City of Green Bay was being enveloped from all sides by this year's NFL Draft, a local chef and several helpers were representing a Denmark non-profit in a competition that was uniquely Wisconsin. That day, Paul Lancelle and his team crafted his famous booyah recipe on behalf of the Denmark Community Cupboard as one of 13 competitors in the first ever Green Bay Booyah Battle.

Last weekend, hundreds upon hundreds of bargain hunters, collectors and curiosity seekers descended on the small community of Maribel for an annual spring shopping tradition. On Friday and Saturday, the municipality was host to their 31st annual Village Wide Rummage Sale with 35 registered vendors selling a wide array of used goods. The Denmark News was live on the scene both days to learn more.

On Sunday, parishioners of Zion Lutheran in Wayside gathered outside the church's school for a special observance commemorating the beginning of a new chapter for the institution. That morning, the congregation held a groundbreaking ceremony on the site of a new addition to the school which will be constructed by Keller Inc in the coming months. The Denmark News stopped by to learn more.

This weekend, deal seekers and treasure hunters from across the area and beyond will set their sights on our community for an annual bargaining tradition over 30 years in the making. On Friday and Saturday, the DCBA will host the 34th Annual Denmark Village-Wide Rummage Sale featuring over 100 individual vendors spread across the village and the surrounding area.