City of Kentwood
Kent County elections leaders discuss busy voting season on WKTV Journal In Focus
WKTV’s guests offer a review of how the State of Michigan in general — and Kent County in specific — provide voter accessibility, ballot security and accurate results.
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Snapshots: What you should know in a time of (corona)virus
WKTV brings you two LOCAL expert telling it to you straight.
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SpartanNash introduces Kids Crew to help kids make healthy choices
The new mascots represent MyPlate food groups, making the USDA’s current nutrition guide fun and interactive.
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Kent County Health Department offers video on traveling, coronavirus safety
In today’s video, county health officials discuss what you need to know and how COVID-19 may impact your travel plans.
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East Kentwood boys win in double overtime at Caledonia to advance in basketball Districts
The Falcons, now 12-9, will face the 19-2 Wyoming Wolves at Middleville T-K, Wednesday, after Wyoming defeated the host Trojans Monday, 93-49.
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Kentwood Women’s Club to host discussion with ‘Rosie the Riveter’
Angie Morthland-Timan will channel “Rosie the Riveter” Wednesday, March 18, as part of Women’s History Month.
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Flashfood to pilot new mobile app at SpartanNash, Family Fare
The Kentwood FamilyFare is one of five stores where the Flashfood is available.
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Retired Kentwood Police Officer Kelly Baldwin remembered after battle with cancer
Her true character was evident by her daily display of thoughtfulness and generosity to everyone she came in contact with.
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Ford Airport unveils art program highlighting local artists
For its debut, the program will feature two live muralists, Grand Rapids artists Nick Nortier and Kyle DeGroff.
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WKTV’s girls basketball district coverage begins at East Kentwood, moves to South Christian
WKTV has jumped into our prep March Madness featured game coverage this week as the state playoffs begin with local girls District tournaments.
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Kent County Health Department offers first videos on coronavirus facts, safety recommendations
There is a lot of information flying around the internet and the airwaves about the COVID-19 virus (coronavirus). The Kent County Health Department tells it straight.
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Open houses focus on building vision for Division Avenue corridor
Residents and business owners were asked their views about Division Avenue and what they would like to see along the corridor.
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Author Shanika Carter, library inclusion conversation, at KDL Kentwood on March 5
Author Shanika Carter’s new book “To Lead or Not to Lead” has the appropriate subtitle of “Breaking the Glass Ceiling Using Lessons from Your Past Experiences”.
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