City of Wyoming
Kentwood city commissioner to host ‘Community Conversation’ on immigration
A panel discussion, focused on America’s immigration policies, will take place on Thursday, Jan. 9, from 5:30-7 p.m., at Kentwood’s Broad Leaf Local Beer.
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Heartside Ministry, Mel Trotter Ministries merge
After a two-year shared services agreement, the two homeless advocacy nonprofits merged at the beginning of 2020.
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School News Network: Living in cars, campers, motels and ‘doubled-up,’ homeless students struggle to succeed
Kent County’s booming housing market has left some area families out in the cold.
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WKTV has Wyoming, Kentwood high school sports schedules, featured game coverage
January is jam-packed with high school sports most every night of the month as the winter season goes into full force.
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Top stories of 2019 for Wyoming, Kentwood
From billboards to making our community a better place, here are some of the top headlines for 2019.
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Snapshots: New Year, new you news for Wyoming, Kentwood
Healthy. We all want to be more healthy in the new year … looking for ideas? WKTV has them for your reading pleasure.
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School News Network: ‘Tour guides of knowledge’
Oriole Park students serve as mini-educators in nonfiction museum.
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GVSU, nonprofits launch initiative to aid homeless youth
The new program will provide a resources for teens and young adults experiencing unstable housing or homelessness.
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Snapshots: 2019 WKTV Journal social advocacy interviews you might have missed
In this time of giving, and spending, WKTV asks you to think about giving to local groups that work in our community. Here area some ideas.
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Wyoming’s Historical Commission sells 2020 calendar
The Wyoming Historical Commission’s 2020 will be available at the library, Marge’s Donut Den and Springrove Variety.
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School News network: ‘A grandpa to 310 kids’
Fritz Bowerman is making a positive impact on the students at Wyoming’s Gladiola Elementary School.
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School News Network: Elective gives high-schoolers a crash course in business
Kelloggsville High School students develop and sell their products as part of the elective course.
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Miller Poultry, SpartanNash donate 16,600 pounds of chicken to local food banks
Metro Family Fare in Wyoming was one of two stores that helped with the distribution of the donation.
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