Last Thursday, The Denmark Community Golf League saluted their own longtime members for over 50 years of participation. That night, Dave Bielinski, Ken Storzer and Karl Johansson were recognized by their fellow golfers for their five decades of commitment to the local league.

The Denmark 9U baseball team won the Brillion tournament championship this weekend with an undefeated run. Denmark defeated Kaukauna and host Brillion to reach the title game then topped Kewaunee to secure the championship. Strong pitching, timely hitting, and solid defense helped Denmark earn wins over all three opponents and bring home the gold. Congratulations to the Denmark 9U players, coaches, and families on a great tournament victory.

Mishicot High School has a limited population of 276. That number is the number of students cared about and valued by staff and community members. Although the district is overall smaller than surrounding schools, that does not create limitations. High school seniors from the Class of 2026 have explained having a small school has benefited them more than they could’ve ever thought.

The Mishicot High School Career and Technical Education (CTE) Program continues to provide students with valuable hands-on learning experiences that prepare them for college, careers, and life after graduation. The Quarter Four 2025 – 2026 CTE Newsletter highlights the wide variety of courses available to students and celebrates the accomplishments of the Class of 2026.

On Friday, Elon Musk made history by becoming the first-ever trillionaire in the history of human civilization. While some may see this as someone simply utilizing capitalism to its most lucrative extent, others fear it is a sign of the ever-widening disparity between the ultra-wealthy and everyone else.

In 1994, Valley Badger Bank, a longtime staple in downtown Denmark, became no more as it merged into the larger M&I Bank.

Earlier this month, a local woman traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet face to face with lawmakers and advocate for legislative action in the fight against Alzheimer's.  From June 1 through 3, Suzanne Koss was part of a national delegation that traveled to the capitol as part of this year’s Alzheimer’s Impact Movement (AIM) Advocacy Forum.

During last week's monthly meeting of the Village of Denmark Board of Trustees, leadership from the Brown County Sheriff's Department was in attendance to assuage some concerns about vehicle recognition cameras located within the municipality and throughout the county.