City of Kentwood
Money available to help homeowners, business owners pay winter bills
The state and Consumers Energy are encouraging residents and business owners to take advantage of tens of millions in federal, state, and local dollars to help pay winter heating bills.
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The Rapid celebrates Transit Workers Appreciation Day
The Rapid is seeking positive stories to share on its social media to celebration the day.
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Woodland Mall to host local artisans Spring Craft Bash on March 20
The event, scheduled from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., will allow shoppers to browse for such items as books, games, artwork, skincare, home decor items, jewelry, succulents “and more” in the Von Maur wing of the mall.
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WKTV featured game includes girls and boys basketball between Zion Christian, Grand River Prep
It will be an Alliance league showdown between the Zion Christian Mountaineers and the Grand River Preparatory Titans.
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Local students are spreading a little kindness one letter at a time
The staff of Holland Home, which has facilities in Kentwood, were the recipients of some special letters of appreciation, in hopes they spread some “contagious kindness.”
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Kent County DPW announces temporary closure of Wealthy Street recycling station
The Wealthy Street recycling drop-off station and electronics drop-off site will be closed beginning March 26.
By:City of Kentwood to resume spring brush and leaf drop-off for residents
Starting Saturday, April 3, residents may drop off brush, sticks, tree limbs, logs, loose leaves and grass clippings at the Kentwood Department of Public Works.
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Kentwood Mayor Kepley visits WKTV to talk new Wi-Fi project, park stewards program, 2nd Little Free Pantry
The City of Kentwood’s mayor details how and why the Wi-Fi system came about, the importance of community “ownership’ of our parks, and the continuing need of some residents for a food pantry.
By:Kroc Center will offer limited spring break activities
The Kroc Center won’t be hosting thousands of people this spring break, but will have limited opportunities for groups.
By:Full closure of 32nd Street between Breton Avenue and Shaffer Avenue this week
The road is expected to reopen on the evening of Friday, March 12. Drivers are encouraged to plan ahead and seek an alternate route or follow the posted detour.
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Snapshots: Busy week? WKTV Journal news stories you might have missed
We brought you news of Wyoming and Kentwood city government actions, Kent County battling lead exposure issues, and lowering the age requirement for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Kent County prepares for expanded vaccination eligibility
Beginning March 22, vaccine eligibility will further expand to include all Michiganders 50 years of age and older.
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WKTV featured game coverage this week begins with state-ranked East Kentwood girls basketball
This week WKTV Sports features two high school girls basketball match-ups beginning Tuesday, March 2, with an OK Conference Red match-up as Grandville visits East Kentwood, the state’s No. 4 ranked team in Division 1.
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