Lead marketer for Site 36 purchases 74 acres of the property
At the end of February, Franklin Partners purchased 74 races of the former GM 36th Street site with the city retaining the northern portion.
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City goals unchanged as Wyoming Site36 project gains new partner
The City of Wyoming recently signed an agreement with Franklin Partners to ramp-up redevelopment of the Site36 industrial area off 36th Street SW east of Hwy 131.
Wyoming 36th Street Marketplace planning continues, aims to be community hub
The City of Wyoming offers a sneak peek of 36th Street Marketplace planning.
South Christian edges Catholic Central 36-34 in battle of unbeatens, ends Cougars’ 42-game winning streak
South Christian quarterback Jake DeHaan scored four different ways for the Sailors: rushing, passing, receiving and a Pick 6.
Film review: Classic coming-of-age film ‘The Graduate’ revisited
“The Graduate” is a timeless coming-of-age classic that captures what it feels like to be lost in the world.
Mi. Dept. of Military and Veterans Affairs launches websites, including one for youth academy, local veterans home
By WKTV Staff The Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs recently announced the launch of four new department websites: Michigan Department of Military [Read More]
Kent County health’s under-utilized COVID-19 testing sites offer free, fast turnaround to general public
In July the county was doing about 800 a week and are now at about 400, despite low or no wait time for appointments and a decreased turnaround time for results.
State website offers COVID-19 crisis displaced Michigan workers online certification and training assistance
The hub features a range of online learning and career exploration options — including free opportunities — for Michigan residents to consider while “navigating the COVID-19 economy.”
Downtown Holland launches new websites to connect customers and businesses
By Kara de Alvare Downtown Holland Downtown Holland has launched two new websites to make it easier for customers to shop online and order take-out [Read More]
Weekend plans? Call, check websites before heading out
Grand Rapids Symphony cancelled concerts for the next 30 days and the Public Museum postpones its Free Day event.
Obituary Tours at Hackley & Hume Historic Site Oct. 24-26
By Adrienne Brown-Reasner, West Michigan Tourist Association Death is on the doorstep of the Hackley and Hume Homes. Lakeshore Museum Center revives its annual [Read More]
Michigan Flywheelers Museum celebrates 36 years of antique engine, tractor shows Sept. 5-8
By Pat Ingalls, Michigan Flywheelers Museum Giant steam traction engines, old antique tractors, parades, entertainment and more are all on tap for the Michigan [Read More]
Secluded, Tent-only Campsites added to Wilderness State Park
Campers spoke up and State officials listened. More than 30 percent of the park’s campers use tents and wanted more secluded sites, fewer amenities and to be away from the sounds of larger campgrounds. Wilderness State Park will offer secluded, tent-only campsites beginning June 23.
Wyoming’s longtime city manager set to retire this month
Curtis Holt officially retires from office on Feb. 16 with local and state officials honoring Wyoming’s city manager for his 26 years of service.
Vanderwood delivers his first State of the City address
Calling it a “season of change,” Mayor Vanderwood celebrated the city’s 2022 success with an eye at upcoming happenings in 2023.
First Wyoming Summer Market to open on Saturday
Expanding on its markets from last year, the City of Wyoming will be offering four Summer Markets with this Saturday’s at HOM Flats.
Wyoming’s continued growth does not just impact schools, but city services such as fire
A local fire department handles a lot more than fires, but anything that involves safety from wires down to gas spills.
In 2020, residents came together in a challenging year, according to Wyoming mayor
Mayor Jack Poll presented his 12th State of the City address noting that despite a challenging year, the city had many accomplishments.
Walkable communities, city center all part of Wyoming’s proposed master plan
The proposed master plan will be presented at the city council meeting this Monday.
Still time to add your input on the vision for the City of Wyoming
Wyoming Mayor Jack Poll encourages residents to participate in the city’s master plan workshop set for Oct. 3 at Godwin Heights High School.
Residents offer insights into how Wyoming should ‘reimagined’ itself in next master plan
The KDL Wyoming Library community room was full as residents, business leaders, and city staff talked about the city’s achievements and areas of improvement during a master plan workshop.
We the People: City of Wyoming Council Candidates
For the City of Wyoming, only the council’s first ward seat is contested with the other two council seats and the mayor’s seat unopposed.
Wyoming City Council pleased with turnout at second outdoor meeting
“Thank you for coming to our community” said many of the residents living near Southlawn Park where the Wyoming City Council had its second outdoor meeting.
Wyoming Welcomes Kendall Electric
After four years of vacancy, the former General Motors property on Clay Avenue in Wyoming claims its first new resident: J.O. Galloup and Smith Instruments, subsidiaries of Kendall Electric. The combined [Read More]
All community members invited to Byron Center Farmers Market and summer kickoff event
Care Cardinal of Byron Center invites the community to enjoy the Byron Center Farmers Market beginning in May, and summer kickoff event in June.
A Flying Jewel: Two artists share love of art and science through seven-foot “Pixels of Life” mosaic
This seven-foot hummingbird mosaic, made of 10,000 hand-painted LEGO bricks, and its 10-foot hand-painted backdrop can be found at KDL’s Wyoming Branch.
City of Kentwood and Mary Free Bed partner to host Limb Loss Awareness 5K on Saturday, April 27
The all-ages, all-abilities event will kick off with packet pickup at 9 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, 355 48th St. SE, followed by a “Show Your Mettle” photo at 9:45 a.m. The race begins at 10 a.m.
Community can help double donation to local Coats for Kids program!
Community members can vote to double the Make More Happen Award amount and help even more children in need.
Kentwood announces summer road projects; $7 million road work began in March and ends in October
The $7 million reconstruction, resurfacing and maintenance program has been approved by the City Commission and includes improvements to approximately 41.24 lane miles of major and local roads.
Solar eclipse viewing event to be held at GVSU
By GVSU Grand Vally State University‘s Department of Physics will be hosting an eclipse viewing event on April 8, from 1:30 – [Read More]
Grand Rapids’ influential women share 100 years of resilience and unwavering community dedication
The Women’s City Club provides a century of community service and impact while overcoming decades of challenges.
Flights of Fantasy: Michigan author provides opportunity for writers to submit to community service anthology
The Flights of Fantasy anthology is currently accepting submissions – writers of all ages are invited to contribute!
Mental Health: Rewriting the Narrative – Part 4
Four simple steps can save lives – find out how to BE NICE.
Scam ads prey on patients seeking mental health treatment through local Pine Rest organization
Those seeking mental health and/or substance abuse treatment are being targeted with fraudulent scam ads, delaying needed care.
Butterflies Are Blooming: Frederik Meijer Gardens announces 29th annual butterfly exhibition
Experience more than 60 species of butterflies and moths from around the globe at the Butterflies Are Blooming exhibit!
