High school students are given the opportunity to apply for many scholarships or additional programs throughout their time at Mishicot High School. Within this opportunity come great rewards, whether that is money or obtaining a head start on their pathway to their future goals. 

On May 17, the Mishicot FFA Chapter gathered to celebrate another successful year during the annual FFA Banquet. The evening was led by advisers Mrs. Propson and Mrs. Koeppel alongside the 2025–2026 officer team. Members, families, and community supporters came together to recognize the accomplishments and hard work of more than 100 FFA members throughout the year.

On Saturday May 16 at Kohler Performing Arts Center, seven Mishicot school teachers accepted the Eastern Wisconsin Excellence in Education Award. Each one of these teachers goes above and beyond inside and outside of the classroom to make a lasting impact on the district's students.

In the early 1970s, Badger State Bank was looking to build a new facility. They had identified a new location a block away from their original building on Main Street, which had opened in 1927. The new location was at the site of the former Denmark Bakery.

This week, I had the pleasure of writing an article celebrating the impact and legacy of one of my favorite teachers. With his retirement at the end of this school year, Bill Dennee will leave behind a grateful and forever-changed district that will benefit from his efforts and talents for decades to come.

SOFTBALL

DENMARK 10,
DE PERE 6
At Denmark, the Vikings jumped out to a 8-1 lead before De Pere cut the lead to 8-6, but the Vikings found their offense again in the bottom of the sixth and then kept the Redbirds off the board in the top of the seventh to get the victory.

DENMARK – In a post-game ceremony on Friday afternoon, the current Denmark baseball team, as well as former teammates and coaches of Todd Heezen, joined Heezen’s family on the field as they dedicated the naming of the Denmark baseball dugout in his honor.

Heezen, 41, passed away on April 25 of this year.

BASEBALL

By Ryan Wilson
The Denmark News

LITTLE CHUTE - Over the course of two days and 14 innings there wasn’t much to separate the Denmark and Little Chute baseball teams.

By Ryan Wilson
The Denmark News

HOBART – After a long regular season, the Denmark boys’ golf team was so close but likely felt so far away.

The Vikings finished third at Wednesday’s North Eastern Conference Tournament held at Brown County G.C., seven shots off the pace set by meet winners Oconto Falls and one shot behind second place Little Chute.