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Holiday fun at DES

On Tuesday, December 23, the entire student body and staff of Denmark Elementary School (DES) gathered in the gymnasium for a special holiday send-off. That afternoon, the school hosted an assembly that featured music, games and the introduction of a brand new book vending machine. The Denmark News was in attendance to learn more.

Happy 2026!

On Thursday, much of the world celebrated the start of a new calendar year. While each New Year is cause for a good deal of reflection on the year that has been, it also serves as an opportunity to look forward to the one that is beginning.

DENMARK HISTORY - District sold over $1 million of bonds to fund new elementary school in 1970

In 1970, planning and construction of the new Denmark Elementary School was well underway. In order to finance this project, the school district received approval from voters to sell bonds.

Mishicot - Dude Be Nice!

While it is agreeable that one should always be kind, the students and staff of Mishicot High School dedicate a whole week out of their year to kindness. Dude Be Nice Week occurs the week before Holiday Break, and the population at Mishicot High School always has an enjoyable time.

Mishicot - Building stronger students

Mishicot High School’s Speed and Strength program is providing students with structured performance training designed to improve athletic ability, build strength, and reduce the risk of injury. The program is led by instructor Aaron Schlies who works with students to develop speed, power, agility, and proper lifting technique.

Year in Review 2025 - November

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE NOVEMBER 5 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

"A long time coming"

Denmark-Luxemburg Equestrian Team celebrates first State Title

Year in Review 2025 - October

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE OCTOBER 22 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

OneDenmark breaks ground
Community First Credit Union Community Center begins construction

Year in Review 2025 - September

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE SEPTEMBER 3 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

NLC Energy Denmark files for bankruptcy protection
Biogas firm seeks to restructure $76 million of secured debt

Year in Review 2025 - August

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE AUGUST 20 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

Denmark FFA named among top 10 in nation
Chapter recognized as a "Model of Excellence" finalist

Year in Review 2025 - July

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE JULY 30 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

175 years of community and faith
St. James celebrates milestone anniversary

Year in Review 2025 - June

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE JUNE 18 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

Year in Review 2025 - May

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE MAY 14 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

Jartz rides off into the sunset
Longtime anchor set to retire after nearly 40 years at WBAY

Year in Review 2025 - April

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE APRIL 30 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

All Saints School: 1958-2025
Remembering a legacy of education, faith and family

Year in Review 2025 - March

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE MARCH 26 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

New neighborhood?
Village presents case for development

Year in Review 2025 - February

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE FEBRUARY 26 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

Denmark Community Cupboard supporters give BIG
Local organization receives major boost

Year in Review 2025 - January

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE JANUARY 15 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

Bye bye bank
Bank First to move out of building this week

Year in Review 2025 - December

THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE DECEMBER 3 EDITION OF THE DENMARK NEWS

New bank opens

Bank First welcomes community to new branch

Mishicot - A bright future

On December 16, 2025, Mishicot High School senior Kensington Rosenow scored her 1,000th point against Sheboygan South. Rosenow went into the night needing to score 17 points. She scored her 1,000th point in the last three minutes of the game, shooting her three-point shot from the volleyball line. Rosenow ended the game scoring 21 points.

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