City of Kentwood
Snapshots: Kentwood, Wyoming news you need to know
Cheesecake, a duck and Santa…November starts off with a mix bag of events.
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GVSU’s Health Forum of West Michigan brings medical, legalized marijuana health issues to light
While the event was focused on the implications for the health care industry, a wide range of topics were discussed.
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Local organization looks to partner with churches to help provide food to area students
Hand2Hand is seeking to partner with churches in Kentwood, Godfrey-Lee, and Godwin Heights.
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Kentwood to host disc golf doubles tournament and food drive
The City of Kentwood and Great Lakes Disc Golf have partnered to offer the third Fall Fling event, a doubles disc golf tournament and food drive, on Saturday, Nov. 9.
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Retiring Kentwood Police Chief Hillen talks past, future on latest WKTV Journal In Focus
The Chief talks about his career, his department’s accomplishments, and how law enforcement has changed since he first sat in a patrol car.
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Local police, Kent County agencies offer fingerprinting of vulnerable individuals
Both Wyoming and Kentwood police departments are participating agencies. The cost is $30 for the state’s processing fee, but participating agencies will waive local processing fees through the month of November.
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Chamber’s WKTV Government Matters discussion includes mental health funding, county recycling efforts
Darwin Baas, the director of the Kent County Department of Public Works, reported on recycling, trash disposal and what actions are being done to lessen the amount of trash going into limited landfill space.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood news — the much-anticipated weekend edition
The weekend is nearly upon us. Time to mark calendars, do some good, have some fun.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood news you ought to know
Lots of treats in store for the discerning reader. It’s Wednesday.
By:Local prescription drug recovery efforts highlighted by Oct. 26 Take Back Day
The need for prescription drug recovery range from keeping them out of the illegal marketplace to protecting public water supplies and wildlife from possible exposure.
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Resident shares his passion for growing Aspen trees
A sustainable fuel supply is just one of the reasons resident Pat McGovern grows Aspen trees.
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Free-to-public, football-themed South Kent Community Expo spotlights area businesses
Hosted by the City of Kentwood Parks and Recreation Department and Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce, the event will be at the Kentwood Activities Center.
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East Kentwood to host the largest scholastic marching band competition in Michigan
Twenty-six bands, including Wyoming and Kelloggsville, will take the field this Saturday to compete.
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