City of Kentwood
Return to (spooky) normal, Kentwood will host annual Trunk or Treat on Oct. 23
After a modified event last year due to pandemic precautions, the city is once again inviting trick-or-treaters to don their costumes and come have some fun.
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New chef, local food, cold brews at Broad Leaf Brewery in Kentwood
With new executive chef Gabriel Araujo, Broad Leaf Brewing features a new menu designed to complete its artisan beers.
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Harvest of Justice luncheon to honor clinic that vaccinated 500 migrant workers
A clinic in Sparta is recognized for its work to vaccinate migrant workers while WKTV helps create a video that dispels myths about the vaccine.
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Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum, 2021 General Election: Kentwood City Commissioner races
Replays of the candidate forums available in several ways are for the City of Kentwood City Commission At-large, Ward 1 and Ward 2 elections.
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Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum, 2021 General Election: City of Kentwood Mayor race
The non-partisan candidates are incumbent Mayor Stephen Kepley and current Ward 1 Commissioner Emily Bridson.
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Kentwood opens fall leaf and brush drop-off, continues work with local landscaping, disposal companies
Starting Oct. 18, residents may drop off loose leaves, brush, sticks, tree limbs, logs and grass clippings at the Department of Public Works.
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A short day’s drive — Kent County showcases colors, natural beauty of the county with 2021 Color Tour
With the first two routes, one a tour of covered bridges and the other farmlands, announced and more coming, Kent County’s annual color tour guides travelers to the region’s peak fall colors.
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Kentwood Glow in the Park returns with fun run, Glow Dance Party and other themed activities
Running or not, community members are invited to “illuminate the night” by wearing brightly colored and glow-in-the-dark clothes and accessories.
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Snapshots: Things to do this weekend
A last look at ArtPrize 2021 as Pulaski Days takes over the westside. Just who is Pulaski? Read on to find out!
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County animal shelter one of many local animal welfare groups part of Bissell’s ‘Empty the Shelters’ campaign
With reduced adoption fees available, and the need to adopt always present, eleven West Michigan shelters and rescues will be involved.
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County’s Sustainable Business Park, designed to avoid landfill use, gets $4 million in state funding
The Kent County plan to reduce use of landfills by enticing private business partnerships will now have initial funding for infrastructure improvements.
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Kent County Health Department now offering COVID-19 Pfizer booster shots
Pfizer BioNtech COVID-19 booster shots are available to eligible individuals at all three health department clinic locations.
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Sailors roll; Falcons, Rockets break out in WKTV’s Week 5 update of local teams’ prep football seasons
WKTV keeps fans up-to-date on all local high school football teams, with many 2021 games now available on-demand and more planned.
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