City of Wyoming
Insurance helps cover lost of Wyoming police cars
Chief Kim Koster said countywide police cooperative still an important part of keeping the community safe.
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WKTV Journal Sports Connection debuts with past, present, future of South Christian athletics
On its inaugural episode, WKTV volunteer sports announcers talk with Curt Copeland and David Kool, the old and new athletic directors at the school.
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Sen. Peters to tour Wyoming’s Total Plastics International to discuss federal COVID-19 business support
Sen. Peters will visit Total Plastics International Friday, July 24, in a non-public event to “highlight work to support businesses adapting to challenges posed by COVID-19.”
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Next in line in the Sounds of Summer concert series is Dusty Chaps
This week Dusty Chaps gives the Sounds of Summer a country music feel.
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Local high schools readying for ‘traditional’ fall sports scheduling after MHSAA decision
Local high school football teams can begin on-field practice in early August, as usual, and games will be played starting the week of Aug. 24. But …
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Wyoming mayor pleased with turnout for first 2020 outdoor meeting
A beautiful evening brought out a crowd for the Wyoming City Council’s on-the-road meeting at Pinery Park.
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Food assistance for Michigan families hit by COVID-19 issues extended through July
The state announced July 15 that approximately 350,000 Michigan families will continue to have access to additional food assistance benefits continued.
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New path connects Wyoming’s Frog Hollow to M-6 Trail
New path connects the Fred Meijer M-6 trail to Wyoming’s Frog Hollow Park as well as the rest of the Metro Village.
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Wyoming City Council goes on the road
The Wyoming City Council will host two outdoor council meetings, the first on July 20 at Pinery Park.
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Humanity for Prisoners’ efforts for prisoners, prison reform on WKTV Journal In Focus
Humanity for Prisoners started in 2001 when Doug Tjapkes formed the organization. Two decades later, the issue of treatment of prisoners — and prison reform — is no less important.
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Up next in the Sounds of Summer concert series: Oat Bran Boys
The Muskegon-based group will perform this Thursday at Cutler Park.
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Kent County, local United Way announce non-profit COVID-19 grant process
Late last month, the Kent County Board of Commissioners allocated $9.5 million in federal CARES Act dollars to create the Kent County Non-Profit Organization COVID-19 Grant Fund.
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Local resident hopes to ignite open conversation on racism through informal groups
WKTV Journal and Community Awareness Host Donna Kidner-Smith hopes her at-home meetings of open dialog on racism inspire others to have conversations and learn more.
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