City of Kentwood
School News Network: Elective gives high-schoolers a crash course in business
Kelloggsville High School students develop and sell their products as part of the elective course.
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Bello Spark to lead off Kentwood’s 2020 Winter Concert Series lineup
The City of Kentwood’s Winter Concert Series is returning in 2020 with free concerts on select Thursday nights from January to March at the Kent District Library’s Kentwood (Richard L. Root) Branch.
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As Christmas fast approaches, Santa Claus is coming to town once again
Santa Claus is expected to travel down Division Avenue at 10 a.m. and visiting with families at Brann’s after the parade.
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City of Kentwood promotes Capt. Bryan Litwin to Deputy Police Chief
Previously serving as captain of the Professional Standards Division, Litwin succeeds Richard Roberts, who was appointed to the role of police chief in November.
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Chamber’s WKTV Government Matters discussion includes reports from Washington, D.C.
At the meeting, representatives of Rep. Bill Huizenga and Sen. Gary Peters reported on their bosses’ efforts but also answered questions on the ballooning federal budget deficit and other issues.
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WKTV has Wyoming, Kentwood high school sports schedules, featured game coverage
We’ll be covering South Christian at Godwin Heights boys basketball Tuesday, and then East Kentwood/West Michigan Aviation hockey on Friday.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood news you ought to know — weekend edition
Music, sports, archaeology. What more could you ask for?
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Woodland Mall plans season-long holiday festivities for shoppers, families
Photos with Santa, princess and Star Wars-themed events, live music and gift-wrapping fundraisers will spread holiday cheer at Woodland Mall now to the new year.
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Helping homeless families: WKTV Journal In Focus interviews Family Promise GR
On the latest episode of WKTV Journal In Focus, we bring to light the urgent need and community efforts to battle family homelessness in the Greater Grand Rapids area.
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County to stop accepting plastic bags, shredded paper by the end of year
The Kent County Recycling & Education Center will no longer accept plastic shopping bags and shredded paper starting Jan. 1, 2020. But there are options.
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December’s high school sports schedule begins WKTV’s winter sports coverage
WKTV will bring one or two events each week to viewers, mostly basketball but some hockey, starting this week.
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Kentwood police’s P.R.I.C.E. operation continues holiday theft prevention effort
Operation P.R.I.C.E. is an educational program that has helped area retailers reduce crime during the holidays since 2014.
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A local organization provides the ‘springboard’ for entrepreneurs to get started
For more than three years, SpringGR has been helping area residents achieve the dream of owning and operating their own business.
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