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Tisch Mills Fireman’s Fall Festival next Saturday

Next Saturday, September 12, one and all are invited to Tisch Mills for an annual celebration of community and local heroes. That afternoon and night, the Tisch Mills Fire Department will present its 15th annual Fireman’s Fall Festival at their fire station located at N110 County Highway B featuring music, food and fun for all.

Mishicot - Trek the Creek Scott Bohman Memorial 5K Family Run/Walk returns to Francis Creek

The Trek the Creek Scott Bohman Memorial 5K Family Run/Walk will take place on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at Pla-Mor Park in Francis Creek, Wisconsin. The event will begin at 9 a.m. and will offer community members an opportunity to come together for a morning of fitness, family, and remembrance.

Mishicot - Mishicot School Board meeting August 24

The School District of Mishicot Board of Education held its regular meeting Monday, August 24 at 5:30 p.m. in the Mishicot High School Library. Board members discussed several topics related to the upcoming school year including the district budget, construction projects, staffing, transportation, technology and school policies.

School board approves facilities plan

During last week’s monthly Denmark School District Board of Education meeting, board members heard from District Director of Facilities Bryan Hansen about work that has been done to each of the schools and grounds in the last year as well as improvements and renovations planned for the coming school year.

FOOTBALL: Freeman, Denmark are dominant in win over Waupaca

(Aug. 29 - Box score updated with team and individual stats.)

By Ryan Wilson
The Denmark News

DENMARK – In baseball people refer to the five-tool guy, the player who can seemingly do everything well.

Obituary - Krueger (Umentum) Breanna

Breanna Lee (Umentum) Krueger- Obituary

AUG. 25 SPORTS: Two meets, two wins for girls' golf team

By Ryan Wilson
The Denmark News

DENMARK HISTORY - Area's first settler took active role in community

The first settler in the area that became the town of New Denmark was not Danish but German. In 1846, John Bartelme purchased 40 acres of land which gradually grew to a farmstead of over 180 acres.

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