City of Wyoming
49th Anniversary of the Fall of Saigon revisits tragedy, heartbreak and courage
Look inside for the personal heartbreak and struggles of two West Michigan residents that escaped the Fall of Saigon. (From left: Lee Ly, Bieu Duong and Phil Nguyen, in front of The Saigon Staircase exhibit at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum.
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Prom night safety: Tips on encouraging teens to prioritize safety and make responsible choices
Encourage prom attendees to take the Prom Promise to prioritize safety and responsible behavior.
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The 26th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, April 27
Residents can safely and anonymously bring expired, used prescriptions or over the counter medications to local collection sites for proper disposal.
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Wyoming baseball uses strong pitching effort, timely hitting to defeat Union Tuesday in WKTV Truck Game
Wyoming pitcher Jack Terveen totaled 11 strikeouts and gave up only one hit in the Wolves’ 6-1 win over Grand Rapids Union. (WKTV/Greg Chrapek)
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Popular Metro Cruise Dust Off returns May 4
The annual event, held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at the Wyoming Moose Lodge, marks its 10th anniversary this year.
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Ford International Airport breaks ground on $8.5 million snow removal equipment building
A rendering of the Snow Removal Equipment building. The expansion will add 60,000 square feet, enhancing snow removal operations. (Photo Courtesy, Ford International Airport)
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Wyoming Police Department announces death of retired K9 Jett
K9 Jett served with the Wyoming PD for approximately six years before retiring.
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One person is dead after an early morning house fire in Wyoming
The Wyoming Fire Department responded to a report of a fully involved structure fire the morning of April 18.
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The Two Best Friends
Maya and Victoria are 4th grade students at AnchorPoint Christian School. Their short story, The Two Best Friends, is their first published work.
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Fortnite World
Nathan Simeon is a 3rd grade student at AnchorPoint Christian School. Josiah Freeman is a 4th grade student at AnchorPoint Christian school. Their short story, Fortnite World, is their first published work.
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Sunday Night Funnies second annual 50+ comedy show to be held in honor of Older Americans Month
Comedians age 50+ will be performing at a special May 5 event hosted by the Sunday Night Funnies.
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Mrs. Omanchi’s Morning
Toby Lehnen is a 3rd grade student at AnchorPoint Christian School. Toby’s news article, Mrs. Omanchi’s Morning, is his first published work.
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Stranded in Sharkland
Alan Perez is a 3rd grade student at AnchorPoint Christian School. Alan’s short story, Stranded in Sharkland, is his first published work.
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