City of Wyoming
Wyoming pantry benefits from SpartanNash’s recent hunger relief campaign
This year’s SpartanNash Foundation’s hunger relief campaign raised almost $350,000 for more than 100 food pantries including Family Network of Wyoming.
By:
School News Network: Waking Our Brains up
At Wyoming’s West Elementary School, students get an opportunity to stretch their mind and bodies.
By:
Gerald R. Ford International Airport ready for Thanksgiving with ‘Operation Handshake’
Thanksgiving is expected to be the business time of the year for Ford Airport. So here are some tips to fly through.
By:
Santa Claus Girls, still at home in Kentwood, have work to be done and support needed
Even after 110 years, the Santa Claus Girls’ army of volunteers gain new inspirations but can always use a little more community support.
By:
School News Network: Learning their way
On any given day at East Kelloggsville Elementary, you’ll find teacher Jacky Hamann and a handful of students hard at work.
By:
Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood news you ought to know — weekend edition
Time to get into the holiday spirit. Here are some doings to check out and tips on surviving visits from the fam.
By:
Local leaders hear from vets at Chamber’s Veterans Day Government Matters meeting
WKTV recorded the meeting, which also included some discussion on state government budget issues, and is making it available on WKTV’s on-demand website (wktvlive.org).
By:
Holocaust survivor shares story, message on combating hate
Martin Lowenberg will be at the KDL Wyoming Branch, Wednesday, Nov. 13.
By:On Tap: Bell’s ‘goin’ dark’ as it honors veterans, KDaLe book-lovers plan local events
Bell’s gets patriotic, KDaLe visits Wyoming and Kentwood pubs, and its not too early to think spring (beer festivals).
By:
After first snow fall, Wyoming police reminding drivers to slow down
First snowfall has drivers relearning how to maneuver in the wintery weather.
By:
Wyoming Kentwood Chamber welcomes two new businesses
Culver CPA Group and Susan Sherwood’s Farm Bureau Insurance office are the newest businesses to the community.
By:
‘Code Blue’ in effect to keep homeless neighbors safe, warm
In preparation for plummeting temperatures, Mel Trotter Ministries is shifting into a ‘code blue’ status to ensure men, women and children experiencing homelessness are safe.
By:
Several community events planned to honor veterans
The City of Wyoming hosts a Veterans Day Breakfast as the Chamber hosts Government Matters at the AMVETS Post 23 on Nov. 11.
By:
