It's 'Back to the 80s' at the Cedarburg Winter Festival 2024
The Cedarburg Winter Festival 2024 is an indoor and outdoor event in historic downtown Cedarburg. Local boutiques, bars, cafes, and restaurants will be joining in the Winter Festival fun!
Cedarburg Winter Festival; Music, food, drinks and shopping
Festivals of Cedarburg's Winter Festival takes place February 17-18
Festivals of Cedarburg; Winter Festival 2024
Brian Kramp is at the Cedarburg Cultural Center where they’re getting ready for a tubular 80s bash.
New Berlin death investigation, person of interest in custody
A 77-year-old New Berlin man was found dead Monday, and the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office has a person of interest in custody.
Cedarburg Fire Department funding referendum on April ballot
A Cedarburg April ballot referendum will ask voters in the city and town whether they support adding more than $2 million to the department's budget.
Ozaukee County head-on crash, 3 vehicles involved
Two people were hurt in a three-vehicle Ozaukee County crash Tuesday night, Jan. 16 on State Highway 60 near Horns Corners.
Cedarburg house fire, 7 departments respond
Firefighters from several departments battled a Cedarburg house fire Friday night, Jan. 5. It happened on Portland Road near Hilbert Avenue.
Cedarburg sports complex, indoor recreation facility breaks ground
Cedarburg leaders broke ground Friday, Dec. 8 on a 72,000 square foot multi-use sports complex and indoor recreation facility.
Small Business Saturday in Cedarburg; shoppers embrace 'local'
Shoppers poured into downtown Cedarburg to take full advantage of Small Business Saturday on Nov. 25 – one month from Christmas.
Cedarburg animal rescue; family helps community in unique way
A family in Cedarburg has extended its home to hundreds of guests – and now giving back to the community uniquely.
Stroll The Shops of Cedar Creek Settlement during the Wine & Harvest Festival
Brhett Vickery is at the Shops pf Cedar Creek Settlement with a look at what to expect at this year’s Wine & Harvest Festival.
Embezzlement charges; former special needs school executive accused
Trips to Hawaii and Moab. Home renovations. Hot tub repairs. A professionally installed basketball hoop. Thousands of dollars’ worth of online purchases. Prosecutors say all were paid for by Heather Wenthold. But not with her money.