On Sunday, July 28, a large crowd gathered in the St. James Cemetery to take part in an annual commemoration. That morning, the parish hosted their yearly celebration of the Feast of St. James the Greater with a special outdoor Mass.

Last Saturday, hundreds of people gathered between Bay Settlement and New Franken for an annual event celebrating the area's rich agricultural heritage. That day, the Titletown Threshing Club held their 13th annual Thresheree on the former Herbert "Hub" and Lucille Craanen farm now owned by Kevin "Hammer" Strebel and his wife, Nicki.

This weekend will mark the end of an era in the Denmark area. At the conclusion of this year's "Coopapalooza" summer celebration at Cassie's Coop, the renowned tavern will transfer to new hands with current owner Cassie Collins stepping away from the business after four years. Last week, we sat down with Cassie to learn more about the sale and her reflections on her time running the Coop.

Immediately following the 2024 Denmark Parade, the Denmark Lions Club hosted an afternoon of family fun in Memorial Park. The event was jam-packed with activities that included something for everyone to enjoy.

On Sunday, the streets of the Village of Denmark were packed with spectators for one of the oldest, continuous community summer traditions. That morning, the 2024 Denmark Parade, hosted by the Denmark Lions Club, made its way through the village giving all in attendance a fun and exciting exhibition of local organizations and businesses.

Last Saturday, the air in Memorial Park in Denmark was filled with smoke and noise as hundreds upon hundreds of people came out for an annual high-adrenaline summer celebration. That afternoon and night, Denmark Fundraising Incorporated hosted their second rendition of the yearly Denmark Pulls featuring hours upon hours of high-octane action for all to enjoy.

Last Monday, the Village of Denmark Plan Commission held a public hearing followed by a meeting at the Denmark Village Hall. At 4:30 p.m., the public hearing was called to order to address changes to Municipal Code Chapter 265. Village President Susan Selner briefly went over the proposed changes which included dedication for new land improvements, a rewrite of the subdivision ordinance and an update to current standards and requirements.

Last week, the Denmark Volunteer Fire Department paid tribute to a longtime member with a special visit to his home. On Monday, the department honored Darrel Hansen, who has transitioned to an Honorary Member, for his decades of service with a surprise presentation on his front lawn accompanied by members and an array of firetrucks and support vehicles.

Last Thursday, Our Savior's Lutheran Church hosted a fun and tasty fellowship dinner. That night, the parish hosted their annual Salad Supper featuring three dozen varieties of the dish along with a great chance to socialize for one and all.

Most readers are no doubt aware of the existence of Cherney Maribel Caves County Park located just over five miles south of Denmark. However, many may not know the extent of the opportunities available there including guided tours of the largest caves by experts on the subject.

This week, organizers are putting the finishing touches on two large-scale events set for the Village of Denmark this weekend. With July coming to a close, it is time for another “Denmark Weekend” featuring tons of fun for all to enjoy!

Last Thursday, the Denmark High School parking lot and adjoining streets were packed with vehicles patiently awaiting an annual dairy treat. That afternoon, at 4:00 p.m., Denmark volunteers helped hand out 100 free care packages filled to the brim with Wisconsin dairy products as part of the statewide Neighborhood Dairy Distribution Program.

Last Saturday, Harpt's Lake in the Town of Gibson was a lively scene for the annual Larrabee Sportsman's Club Fireworks display. The large event featured a great deal more than just the main event pyrotechnic display, and there was something for fun-loving people of all ages to enjoy. The Denmark News was live on the scene to learn more about this small town summer tradition.

Last week, OneDenmark members were proud to present three high-quality architectural renderings of what their soon-to-be Community Center could look like. The images, prepared by Somerville Architects and Engineers of Green Bay, paint a bold and impressive vision of a beautiful community space in the now-vacated Early Childhood Center (ECC) building on North Wall Street.

This summer, music is in the air each Wednesday night in Mishicot with another lineup of stellar concerts for all to enjoy. Each week, the Mishicot Area Growth & Improvement Committee (MAGIC) hosts a fun and free concert on the grounds of Mishicot Middle School that features a wide variety of top-notch talent.

Last Tuesday, the Denmark Knights of Columbus Father Platta Council 4735 hosted a special annual night of acknowledgement and reflection. That night, the council hosted their annual Appreciation Night dinner in the All Saints Parish Hall.

On Tuesday, July 9, the Cooperstown Town Board held their monthly meeting in their Town Hall in Rosecrans. Following the call to order, Pledge of Allegiance and roll call that showed all three members in attendance, the board unanimously approved the night's agenda as well as the minutes from their last meeting before moving on to the monthly reports.