This Advent, All Saints Catholic Church is welcoming one and all for "three evenings of stories, Scripture and conversation" to spiritually prepare for the Christmas season.
Last week, Denmark Knights of Columbus member, Mike Konop, presented over $2,000 from the proceeds of this year’s Tootsie Roll Drive to the Denmark School District to be used for special needs students! (Photo courtesy of Mike Konop)
During last week's Town of Cooperstown Board of Supervisors monthly meeting, tensions boiled over once again in the ongoing dispute of the cul-de-sac at the end of Radtke Road with both sides of the conflict breaking their silence and offering conflicting perspectives. Throughout 2025, the Cooperstown board has been navigating issues with the cul-de-sac stemming from a series of alleged clerical and surveying errors dating back over three decades.
Last Monday, the Village of Denmark Board of Trustees held their monthly meeting in Village Hall. During the short, and overall uneventful, proceedings, the subject of Emotional Support Animals, or ESAs, was once again discussed.
Last Wednesday, the Village of Maribel hosted their monthly Board of Trustees meeting in the municipal Community Center. Among major topics of discussion were the potential raising of fees as well as the approval of the preliminary budget for 2026.
This year's Denmark High School (DHS) production of Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical features musical and theatrical magic from start to finish and immerses audiences in a whimsical world populated by larger-than-life characters.
On Saturday, November 1, local veterans and their families joined together to honor and celebrate their service. That night, the Denmark American Legion Johnson-Hershman Post 363 and Denmark VFW Post 6705 held their annual Veterans Banquet at Gatherings 43 featuring food, drinks and an excellent guest speaker in local broadcasting legend John Maino. The Denmark News stopped by to learn more.
This hunting season, students and staff at Denmark Middle School (DMS) are asking local sportsmen to help them help those who have served our country. From now through December 20, the DMS FFA will be collecting discarded deer hides for the "Hides for Heroes" which strives to help our nation's veterans.
Last week, Gerald and Dianne Steinberger stopped by our office to share an interesting and moving story about a fallen veteran in their family whose legacy is still being kept alive over eight decades after he died fighting for our country.
This month, a number of dedicated area residents are hard at work organizing a community celebration of the holiday season. On November 29, the Village of Denmark Community and Business Relations Committee (DCBRC) and their partners will host the second annual Denmark Christmas Tree Lighting featuring an array of decorated trees, holiday crafts, a visit from Santa and much, much more.
Editor's Note: This article was originally intended to run with our Halloween coverage last week but had to be postponed due to an excess of news. Although less timely, we still believe it is a fun and interesting look into some local urban legends.
On Halloween, the Maribel Lions invited one and all to the Village Community Center for their annual party featuring food, crafts and prizes. Pictured: (top) Lion Dan Suto posing with hoverboard winner Thad Lipinski. (bottom) Lions John Heiser and Dan Suto with electric scooter winner Lucas Zuege.
Last week, a team of local young people celebrated a tremendous achievement for their organization and their communities. On October 26, the Denmark-Luxemburg Equestrian Team won their first-ever State Title at this year's Wisconsin Interscholastic Horsemanship Association (WIHA) State Championship in Madison signifying the culmination of a season, and several years before, of hard work.
On Friday, costumed youngsters and their families took to the streets across the nation on their annual quest for sugary snacks. Locally, the yearly Halloween traditions were in full swing across the greater Denmark community with plenty of fun and sweets for all who partook. The Denmark News was out and about on Halloween night to learn more.
This weekend, along with the musical magic taking place at Denmark High School (See Page 1), another area school will be presenting their own fall show you will surely not want to miss.
