By Charles Collier, The Denmark NewsOctober is coming to a close and fall is in full swing. Halloween decorations are up, and the temperatures are beginning to drop. This familiar slide into the other half of the year known as “winter” always makes the hills prettier and life a little bit more calm. Some people are working to make this fall even easier to enjoy for some.On Saturday, you might have seen kids and adults around town scouting multiple lawns. St.

Curing meats has been as much a part of the human fabric as civilization itself. Using smoking methods and/or salts has been part of preserving meat as far as anyone can remember; it dates back to as early as 3000 BC in the Roman Empire. Meat preservation innovation was an integral part of European survival before advanced refrigeration. With harsh winters and an urban population to supply, finding ways to preserve food literally was the difference between life and death.

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The first issue of The Denmark News was published January 22nd, 2009. Our goal is to be your local source for news that matters to you!

Our office is located at 116 W. Main Street in the heart of downtown Denmark, Wisconsin.

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Publisher: Chris Nelson

By Alex Strouf, The Denmark NewsFollowing a tough 26-21 loss at the hands of Green Bay East at home last week, the Denmark Vikings football team are preparing for their final game as a team on the road. The Vikings will travel to Oconto Falls this Friday to wrap things up and hope to improve on their 2-6 record.This game will be a fun one to watch, due to both offenses running a version of the triple option.

By Alex Strouf, The Denmark NewsIt was a pretty decent change for every sport when the WIAA announced a conference realignment that would shake up the Bay Conference and Eastern Valley Conference by forming the North Eastern Conference for the 2015-16 athletic season.