City of Kentwood
National Night Out a big success in Wyoming and Kentwood
Patrons, mayors, city council members, and public officers all participated in National Night Out throughout both Wyoming and Kentwood. WKTV was there to take it all in. [Videos Inside]
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National Night Out a huge success in Wyoming, Kentwood
Consumers Energy helps to kick off National Night Out locally with its annual proclamation reading. People can participate by simply turning on their porch light between 7 and 10 p.m. and then go out and meet their neighbors.
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So much to see and do on National Night Out, August 2
Join in the fun! National Night Out focuses on building relationships between police and community members by offering free family activities, including block parties, cookouts, safety demonstrations and live entertainment. More than 38 million people nationwide are expected to take part. [Click Photo for More]
By:Going Local: Le Kabob
When Mike pulled Le Kabob out of the hat, I was happier than a freed canary. I love Mediterranean food. Tabouli, hommous, shawarmas…bring it on!
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Kentwood seeking old photos, film for 50th anniversary celebration
Kentwood City officials and residents come together to plan 50th anniversary celebration. The committee is looking for photos and other media on the city’s first 50 years.
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We the People: Kent County Sheriff Candidates – 2016 Primary
WKTV takes seriously its role as a communications provider. We want our community to be well-informed and more involved in local matters. Only contested races where the field would be narrowed or decided at the primary on August 2 were included.
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We the People: State House of Representatives Candidates – 2016 Primary
WKTV takes seriously its role as a communications provider. We want our community to be well-informed and more involved in local matters. Only contested races where the field would be narrowed or decided at the primary on August 2 were included.
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We the People: Kent County Commission Candidates – 2016 Primary
WKTV takes seriously its role as a communications provider. We want our community to be well-informed and more involved in local matters. Only contested races where the field would be narrowed or decided at the primary on August 2 were included.
By:Gerald R. Ford International Airport is ready to fly
The Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority (GFIAA) is officially operating. The Authority transition was approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Friday, July 1, [Read More]
By:Going Local: China City
The inaugural lunch trip for Going Local was to China City in Kentwood. After hearing rave reviews from co-workers and commenters on Facebook, it’s safe to say my excitement was through the roof.
By:Rockets red glare are allowed, just make sure you check your city ordinance
Both the cities of Wyoming and Kentwood have ordinances on the books that allow fireworks to be discharged and displayed the day before, the day of, and the day after a national holiday. There are time and other restrictions too.
By:Slight changes make Kentwood’s Fourth of July celebration really sparkle
This year, there will be two hubs of activity. The Kentwood Community Church will host the morning events and even activities, including the fireworks, will be at Crestwood Middle School.
By:DRCWM wins $50,000 Steelcase grant for Wyoming schools Restorative Circles project
Restorative practices (including facilitative conferences and circles) offer a holistic approach to school discipline and problem solving.
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