City of Kentwood
School News Network: Local companies find solutions in high school seniors while they explore careers
Kelloggsville’s work-based learning program began with four students, one employer, and a high school science teacher who coordinated the program during his lunch breaks and planning periods.
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Woodland Mall’s holiday season begins with Santa, pups and lots of fun
As the holiday season nears, the mall is setting up decorations and hosting a series of events to help shoppers spread holiday cheer this winter.
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We the People: Election Results
Two new faces, one for the county and one for the state, will represent the cities of Wyoming and Kentwood, DeKryger retains his seat on the Wyoming City Council.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
We’ve got what you need to know this week, including what’s next, what’s new and what’s that?
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Gerald R. Ford International Airport begins Gateway Transformation Project – Phase II
Remodeling will include new terrazzo flooring, new LED lighting fixtures, upgraded signage, and more.
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School News Network: County weighs in on attendance campaign
The straightforward message behind “Strive for Less than 5”, the countywide campaign to reduce absences: The more school a child misses, the further they fall behind.
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We the People 2018: Election Guide
How to find your polling place, what to do if you don’t have a photo ID, who the candidates are, these questions and more are answered.
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School News Network: Helping young children the purpose of countywide millage request
Kent County voters are being asked to approve a 0.25 mill property tax levy that would provide an estimated $5.7 million a year to agencies and programs that support early childhood development programs.
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School News Network: Collaboration centers in every school to foster student engagement
East Kentwood High School students gathered in the Collaboration Center, a large wide-open space fully equipped with technology.
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Voter registration — local, county and statewide — setting new records as Nov. 6 looms
If voter registrations are any indicator, all indications are that next week’s Nov. 6 presidential-midterm election turnout could also be record-setting.
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Kentwood, to improve community access, tries new city hall hours starting Nov. 12
The City identified alternate office hours that would meet the public need and provide greater access to in-person services.
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East Kentwood narrowly tops Brighton, moves on to Saline for second-round playoff game
Just like Brighton, the Falcons have never faced Saline. With an unfamiliar opponent, on the road, East Kentwood must be ready.
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Kentwood’s annual Fall Festival’s Trunk or Treat brought the family fun to community
There was a whole bunch of kids and candy, and a fair amount of spooky things, at the city’s annual Fall Festival … and WKTV was there.
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