Howards Grove, Weekly News Brief (Sheboygan County Focus)

ByBrian Bateman
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Local Government

Village Board: The Village of Howards Grove has posted a Village Board agenda dated Feb. 18, 2026 in its online archives. If you like to stay on top of local decisions—utilities, public works, planning items, and routine approvals—start with the agenda, then use the same archive portal to review any related meeting materials.

Schools

Howards Grove School District: Late-winter schedules are active, with multiple basketball events listed around Feb. 19–21, 2026, including boys and girls matchups. The calendar also lists a day-long boys basketball event on Feb. 21. For families coordinating rides, volunteering, or spectator plans, the district calendar remains the best place to confirm times, locations, and any last-minute changes or cancellations.

Roads & Travel

WIS 32 (Sheboygan County): WisDOT’s project page for WIS 32 improvements between Cedar Grove and near Sheboygan Falls indicates the roadway is open and the detour has been removed, with the site noted as for reference only. For Howards Grove-area drivers who frequently use WIS 32 to reach Sheboygan Falls, Cedar Grove, or I-43 connections, this update is a useful status check when planning weekend and workweek routes.

Public Safety (community reminder)

For emergencies in and around Howards Grove, call 911. For road-condition concerns and winter travel planning, monitor official transportation updates and posted meeting materials—especially during periods of snow and refreeze.

Sources

https://www.howardsgrovewi.gov/archive.aspx
https://www.hgtigers.org/
https://projects.511wi.gov/32scculverts/full-project-overview/

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