City of Wyoming
Division Avenue’s planned CityLine Apartments workforce housing complex a first for Kentwood, developer
Planned development will be located on nearly 12 acres of now vacant property touching Division Avenue and 52nd Street, on land most recently used as a used car sales lot and as a golf driving range.
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Annual Pulaski Days cancelled due to COVID-19, but ‘Save the Halls’ community support still needed
Pulaski Days fans can still support the local halls and fraternal organizations through a “Save The Halls” campaign to raise money to help them make it through until Pulaski Days 2021.
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Sen. Peters visits local postal service facilities amid mail-in ballot voting concerns
While he expressed confidence in the ability of local city and township clerks — in Wyoming and Kentwood and statewide — to reliably count the ballots they will receive, but he also offered advice to avoid possible delays in the handling mail-in ballots.
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Traffic Tuesday: Center Lane Passing
The Traffic Tuesday question: Can you use the center lane for passing?
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Six years after a tornado, the City of Wyoming celebrates the reopening of Ideal Park
As of Aug. 18, Ideal Park has officially reopened to the public with new features such as a playground, shelter and restrooms.
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Snapshots: Weekend news you need to know
Five food trucks featuring elephant ears? Find out where and just how to earn every bite.
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County’s small business recovery grant program reports progress, more funds available
To date, $5.9 million has been granted to small businesses throughout Kent County, but less than half of the program’s $25 million has been distributed or earmarked for distribution.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: School Bus Lights
So what do you do when the yellow lights begin flashing on a bus?
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Wyoming’s first female planning commissioner, longtime city historian dies
Dorothy Simon-Tibbe, who was instrumental in helping to publish two history books about the City of Wyoming, died Aug. 11.
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Traffic Tuesday Question: School Bus Lights
What should you do when a school bus’s overhead yellow lights begin flashing?
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Wyoming [re]Imagined sets community-driven framework for growth
City Council opens the public comment period for Wyoming [re]Imagined, a new master plan
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Commissioner Harold Voorhees, soon to leave elected office, visits WKTV Journal In Focus
WKTV sat down with Wyoming’s current commissioner, a position that is only latest of a nearly four decade career for the long-time public servant.
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Uncovering the importance of Degage’s Open Doors shelter through the Pillowcase Project
Degage is seeking community help to decorate 4,700 pillowcases for The Pillowcase Project to be shown Sept. 10 – Oct. 1.
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New robotic surgery system, ‘a quantum leap forward,’ will include outpatient procedures
Metro Health – University of Michigan Health becomes the first health care system in West Michigan to offer the newest generation of this minimally invasive robotic option in an outpatient setting.
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