Cedar Grove Roundup: Village Board Meets, Road Work, Rockets Advance

ByBrian Bateman
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Cedar Grove saw a mix of local government activity, playoff excitement, and ongoing transportation updates this week. Here is what residents should know from the past several days and what is coming up next.

Village Board Meets at Library

The Cedar Grove Village Board held its regular meeting on Monday, March 9 at the Cedar Grove Public Library Community Room on Van Altena Avenue. The posted agenda included routine municipal business and updates affecting village operations.

Residents who were unable to attend can review meeting notices and future agendas through the village’s official website. Board meetings are typically open to the public and provide opportunities for community input on local services, budgeting, and public works.

Highway Construction Between Cedar Grove and Sheboygan Falls

Drivers traveling between Cedar Grove and Sheboygan Falls should continue to expect traffic impacts tied to ongoing state transportation projects.

According to the Wisconsin 511 weekly construction updates, work along County D to WIS 28 in the corridor between Cedar Grove and Sheboygan Falls remains part of the winter 2025-2026 construction cycle. While major closures are more common in warmer months, intermittent lane impacts and project staging can affect travel times.

Motorists are encouraged to check 511WI before commuting, especially with changing weather in the forecast that could complicate driving conditions.

Rockets Win Regional Final Thriller

Cedar Grove-Belgium’s boys basketball team delivered a dramatic postseason win on March 7, defeating Dominican 81-79 in a WIAA regional final.

The narrow victory advances the Rockets deeper into tournament play and keeps community attention focused on the high school program. With many Cedar Grove families connected to the district, the playoff run has become a point of local pride heading into the next round.

Fans should watch for updated game times and locations through the school district’s athletics channels.

Library Programs Continue in March

The Cedar Grove Public Library continues to host early literacy and family programming throughout March, including storytime sessions and youth-focused activities.

The library also promotes its Monarch Catalog access, Libby reading app, and volunteer opportunities through the Friends of the Library. Families looking for indoor activities during this stretch of colder weather can check the library’s online calendar for upcoming events.

Looking Ahead

With spring approaching, residents can expect additional construction notices, school events, and municipal planning discussions in the coming weeks. As seasonal transitions begin, staying connected through village and district channels will help residents keep up with meetings, deadlines, and community events.

Sources

https://cedargrovewi.com/CMS/files/Feb%202026%20.pdf
https://projects.511wi.gov/weeklyupdates-ne/
https://www.greenwichtime.com/sports/article/saturday-s-scores-21962203.php
https://cedargrovelibrary.net/

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