City of Wyoming
Kent County seeking community applications for library board, other boards and commissions
Kent County may be governed by the elected Board of Commissioners, but a ton of advisory and oversight work is done by various boards, commissions and committees.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you ought to know
Kalamazoo may have a ‘gal,’ but the Ford Airport has a new chief and the City of Wyoming has new memorial highways honoring three fallen soldiers.
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US 131 receives memorial highway designation for three fallen heroes
Three soldiers who died in Iraq are honored along the section of US 131 that runs through the City of Wyoming.
By:As part of legislative effort, Sen. Peters seeks citizen stories on possible wage theft
As part of a federal investigation into illegal wage theft practices that “harm American workers,” his office is asking for worker input on possible wage theft in their lives.
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The Sunday Night Funnies Kingpin of Comedy competition enters its quarter-final round
Four quarter-final rounds are set for Aug. 11 – Sept. 1 with the Kingpin of Comedy crowned on Sept. 22.
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SpartanNash Foundation, store guests raise $300,000 to support patriotic partners
The funds will be split between three nonprofit organizations that support military heroes, their families and those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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Summer has been busy with a distillery, a winery, two other businesses opening
The Wyoming Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed four new businesses including Wise Men Distillery and Cooper’s Hawk Winery and Restaurant.
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A bed of beauty: 1951 Chevrolet pickup shown at Metro Cruise has family ties, memories
Doug Deweerdt’s 1951 Chevrolet pickup is a story of rusty years in a pole barn, more work than he initially thought and two strong family connections.
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School News Network: Summertime means first time working for area students
Two local students are among 10 learning how to transition from school to the workforce through a program at the Kent ISD.
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Kent County advises of Emergency Alert System test Wednesday, Aug. 7
The planned test of the country’s Emergency Alert System will not include wireless emergency alerts through wireless devices such as cellphones.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you might have missed
These stories might have passed you in the morning rush, but a new principal in town, a good deed done and free rides all deserve a look.
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National Night Out activities take place today, spend sometime getting to know your neighbor
Here is a rundown of just some of the activities taking place tonight in the cities of Kentwood and Wyoming.
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Kent County’s successful courthouse therapy dogs coming to Wyoming’s district court
WKTV hung out with West Michigan Therapy Dogs Kai and Bentley, as well as their handlers and Kent County Judge Kathleen Feeney, as the dogs prepared to start duty in Wyoming.
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