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Salms Partners with Woodrow Residents
By Charles Collier, The Denmark NewsDenmark, WI—Residents on Woodrow Street will be getting some help in costs associated with upcoming sidewalk construction.Last summer when a handful of residents on Woodrow St. voiced concerns about speeding cars to the Village Board, it was clear the solution would not be simple.
Bergelin Wins Third State Title
By Alex Strouf, The Denmark NewsThere's a lot of trophies, banners, and medals decorating the bedroom of Brock Bergelin.None have been bigger than the two WIAA state individual wrestling championship banners the Denmark senior has had hanging since last year.He can now add a
Area Notes: Bergelin Advances to State Title Match
By Alex Strouf, The Denmark NewsMADISON, Wis.--When the top two of anything match up, you know you're in for a treat.That exactly was the case Friday night, as the top ranked 120 pound wrestler in division two, Brock Bergelin, went face-to-face with the second ranked competitor, Sawyer Strom of Ellsworth.Bergelin, a two-time Wisconsin state champion, is no stranger to these types of matches.
Preview of Day Two from Madison
By Alex Strouf, The Denmark NewsMADISON, Wis.--Both Denmark wrestlers will live to see another day.A silent afternoon led to an exciting evening for Denmark High School fans at the 74th annual Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association individual wrestling state tournament.Junior Joshua Frerk of Denmark made quick work of Tennessee Hatfield of River Valley, winning via pinfall after only 1 minute, 17 seconds.
Derricks Joins 1K Club
By Alex Strouf, The Denmark NewsYou could feel the tension and excitement in the air of the Wrightstown High School gym last Thursday, Feb 2nd, when the Denmark High School varsity boy’s basketball team travelled to face conference opponent Wrightstown.
School Unveils Conceptual Plan

By Charles Collier, The Denmark News

On Monday, January 23, Matthew Wolfert of Bray Architects presented a conceptual design for renovations and additions to the high school building.

Last week the Board of Education approved a $14.9 million referendum question for the April 4 elections after finding wide public support from a survey conducted in September.

Boy's and Girl's Basketball Action: Photo Gallery
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