"Great golf with great people for a great cause"
On Saturday morning, over 200 local golfers converged on Wander Springs for this year's 24th Annual Denmark Knights of Columbus Golf Outing. On top of a great game of golf, the event f…
Fields of dreams
Over the past two years, motorists traveling into Mishicot along State Highway 147 have no doubt noticed a great deal of activity near the Village's western border. There, a group of d…
Cooperstown Valley - Part V - The famous Maribel Caves Hotel
For over two decades from 1900 until the mid-1920s, the Maribel Caves Hotel flourished as a vacation and wellness destination with patrons traveling from near and far to experience the…
All aboard the "Victory Creek Railroad"
Last Thursday, The Denmark News ventured out to Allouez to get an up-close look at a longtime Denmark area resident's meticulous model hobby creations which pay homage to his hometown.…
DHS Social Studies department welcomes former student teacher
This school year, among many new staff members joining the Denmark School District, is a somewhat familiar face in the new high school social studies teacher--Christian Derenne. Derenn…
Glenmore board clashes over quarry
During last Monday's Town of Glenmore Board of Supervisors Meeting, another lengthy and divisive discussion was held revolving around a quarry operated by Michels Road & Stone on the n…
Longtime Brown County Publishing employee passes
Last week, many in the Denmark area were saddened to hear of the passing of Floyd Ferdon. For many years, Floyd was a familiar face in the Village of Denmark where he worked at Brown C…
Dr. David Selner Named Pioneer Leader by National Dairy Shrine
The National Dairy Shrine has announced the late Dr. David Selner of Denmark, Wisconsin, as a 2025 inductee into the National Dairy Hall of Fame, an honor reserved for individuals whos…
Celebrating fall, the Our Savior's way
On Saturday, hundreds flocked to the southeasternmost corner of the Village of Denmark for a yearly celebration of fall, faith and fellowship. For over six decades, early autumn in Den…
Cooperstown Valley - Part IV - A historic hotel
Along with the Maribel Caves themselves, one of the most notable and legendary features of the Cooperstown Valley is the remnant of a once-grand hotel perched on top the steep bluff. F…
OneDenmark Update - A place for our young people
Editor's note: This year, we have partnered with OneDenmark to bring you a series of articles about their organization and their ongoing project to renovate the former Early Childhood …
"A tournament like nothing else"
Saturday's pristine weather had the perfect conditions for a yearly sporting tradition in the small community of Poland, Wisconsin. That day, the Eaton Community Ball Diamond was host …
Local veterans retire flags
Last Saturday, area veterans joined together outside the Denmark American Legion Clubhouse for an annual rite that respectfully honors and disposes of a symbol of our nation. That morn…
For the birds
Last Wednesday, The Denmark News was out and about bright and early for a special new event at a great local park. That morning, the Friends of Neshota Park hosted the Bay Area Bird Cl…
Titletown Threshers ride again
Last Thursday, a steady line of tractors could be seen making their way throughout the towns of Eaton and Humboldt as a local club took part in an annual patriotic display. That aftern…
Crossing debate continues in Village of Denmark
During last week's monthly Village of Denmark Board of Trustees meeting, the subject of crosswalks during before and after school was once again raised with another lengthy discussion …