City of Kentwood
Community invited to illuminate the night at Kentwood’s Glow in the Park event Oct. 5
The glow-themed bash will feature crafts, food, games and more from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 at Pinewood Park, 1999 Wolfboro Drive. SE.
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KDL to provide unbiased information on artificial intelligence with Next Nexus Summit: AI for Business
The Next Nexus Summit: AI for Business will provide community members with an opportunity to hear unbiased information presented by local AI leaders.
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Host Forest Hills Central knocks off South Christian 34-13; check out our WKTV highlights
The Sailors got their first loss of the season, falling to 1-1 in the newly-aligned OK Gold, 4-1 overall.
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Preparation for fall flu season is key for seniors
It’s important older adults – and those who care for them – take action each fall to help prevent severe complications that can come from contracting viral illnesses. (Courtesy, Adobe Stock)
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Ford International Airport opens Sensory Room to support travelers with sensory sensitivities
The Sensory Room is intended to provide a calm and controlled setting that offers a sense of familiarity for travelers. The space is divided into four different zones.
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Woodland Mall to host Hispanic Heritage Event Saturday, Sept. 28
The event will feature a Ballet Folklórico performance (pictured), Hispanic-owned vendors, kids activities, giveaways and more from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Woodland Mall.
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Kentwood to host third Adaptive Recreation Expo Oct. 3 featuring local programs and resources for individuals of all abilities
The free event takes place 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Kentwood Activities Center, 355 48th St. SE. It is open to all community members, and no ticket or pre-registration is required.
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A mound of dirt instantly changed Jocelyn Dettloff’s life; a recent guest speaker at The Vibe fundraiser
Jocelyn Dettloff (center) talks to Brennan Carroll and Ann Przybysz (Kentwood recreation program coordinators) before speaking at The Vibe fundraiser for Kentwood’s Adaptive Recreation Programs Sept. 19.
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Check out our WKTV Friday Night Highlights show from Week 4
Don’t miss these exciting local high school football clips from Sept. 20.
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Defense leads the way as Falcons turn back West Ottawa, set up showdown with Hudsonville
East Kentwood’s Kayd Coffman (pictured) completed 10-of-16 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns, Caiden Holt caught a pair of passes for 65 yards and a touchdown, and Elijah Jones led with 99 yards rushing. (Courtesy, Falcon News Network)
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Kentwood Police Officers push stranded man home in his wheelchair
Take a look inside at the body cam footage of this great interaction between Kentwood Police Officers and a man stranded in his wheelchair on Sept. 17. (Image Courtesy, pxhere.com)
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Kentwood Parks and Recreation to unveil improvements at East Paris Nature Park Sept. 25
The enhancements include trail improvements, signage and new amenities such as pet stations, bike repair stations, benches and more.
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Ford International Airport achieves global airport carbon accreditation
Gerald R. Ford International Airport has been certified through the Airports Council International’s Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) program.
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Check out our WKTV Friday Night Highlights show from Week 3
Don’t miss these exciting local high school football clips from Sept. 13.
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Kentwood Police respond to fight reportedly involving 15-20 people Sept. 14 at Main Event
One person sustained a minor injury as a result of the altercation. It does not appear that any weapons were involved. No arrests have been made at this time, and the case continues to be investigated by Kentwood Police detectives.
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