Music lovers of all ages are invited to Denmark High School (DHS) on March 1 for a special performance showcasing amazing vocal talent. That afternoon, the Denmark Knights of Columbus Father Platta Council #4735 will host the renowned MacDowell Male Chorus in the school’s Performing Arts Center (PAC) for a concert that is sure to please.

Last week, members of the Denmark High School FFA were out and about spreading gratitude. On February 3, FFA members visited a number of local businesses and farms to “pop in and say thanks”. Businesses were presented with a bag of popcorn in appreciation for their continued support of the organization. Pictured: FFA members during their visit to Hardware Hank Denmark. (Photo courtesy of Denmark FFA)

Last Monday, the Town of Glenmore Board of Supervisors hosted their regular monthly meeting in their Community Center near Shirley. A number of the meeting's topics centered around a potential new business in the municipality which has been described as a "Farm General Store". The Denmark News was in attendance to learn more.

On Friday, the Denmark High School Jazz Band ventured west to take part in this year’s UW-Stevens Point Jazz Festival where they had a chance to play for, learn and hear from top musicians in the field. Each instrument had their own master class as well as a group clinic with two professional musicians.

The Manitowoc United/Mishicot boys’ hockey team has built its season around grit and determination, according to player Jacob Wallander. As a program that was revived in 2021 after being disbanded in 2015, the team continues to focus on effort and growth rather than just wins and losses.

This past Saturday, February 7, the Mishicot Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) organization sent five students to the Region VI Wisconsin Regional Leadership Conference at Dodgeland High School. Previously, two more students participated in online events for the same conference.

On Friday, February 6, Mishicot High School sent its wrestling team to Cedar-Grove Belgium to compete at the Conference Tournament. The boys’ and girls’ teams both came out with many first-place wins and overall podium placings. Both teams are coached by Head Coach Max Loberger and assistants Justin Kuss, Bailey Thelen, and Frank Koeppel. 

By Ryan Wilson
The Denmark News

By Ryan Wilson
The Denmark News