City of Kentwood
Robotics competitions kick off at GVSU, WKTV gets ready for E. Kentwood event
Area teams get ready to rumble as they show off their tech skills in popular FIRST robotic competitions.
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Three groups face-off for final round of Battle of the Bands
The Friday night event at The Stray Cafe will feature three groups, two from Grand Rapids, and one from Detroit, all with unique, individual sounds.
By:Spring arrives at Woodland Mall with photos with a fun bunny, special Tea Party
Starting March 26, family photos — with or without bunny — are available. And the special Mad Hatter Tea Party is April 9.
By:Photo of the Week: The Founder of Kelloggsville
Kelloggsville was named after Francis William Kellogg who helped to establish the school district.
By:Kentwood district court one of three to offer warrant, traffic and parking tickets wavier program
Those with outstanding warrants for non-compliance with court order fines, fees, court costs and any outstanding traffic or parking tickets are eligible for the waiver.
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Kentwood Police Department seeking applicants for ‘earn while you learn’ recruit program
Participants $23 an hour while they attend an approved police training program, as well as the cost of training.
By:West Michigan Aviation Academy advances to state Science Olympiad competition
The Aviators were one of six high school teams to advance to the state competition which is April 30.
By:Citizens committee forms to launch ‘Yes’ campaign for Kentwood’s dedicated parks, recreation and trails millage
Yes For Kentwood recently launched a campaign for public support of the City of Kentwood’s dedicated millage, set to be voted on Aug. 2.
By:Kentwood Winter Concert Series returns March 17 with unique sounds of cellist/vocalist Jordan Hamilton
A member of several local ensembles, Hamilton is a busy man, even when he is alone on the stage … as he will be at Kentwood’s District Library.
By:Kent County Board of Commissioners approves new probate judgeship
Kent County residents will be electing a new probate judge this falls as the Kent County Board of Commissioners recently voted to add one new probate judge position.
By:Women’s History Month: Financial advisor finds success in ‘man’s world’ by staying true to herself
Anna Lininger says loves the opportunity to serve a different clientele, whether it’s single, professional women, or young couples.
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Kent County waives restaurant license fees using $1.2 million in federal pandemic relief funds
All 2,372 food service establishments in the county licensed by the Kent County Health Department are eligible.
By:Women’s History Month: Local businesswomen sees advantages in catering business
Apple Spice co-owner Nancy Jacobs believes being a woman has helped her build her box lunch and catering business.
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