City of Wyoming
Snapshots: Kentwood, Wyoming weekend news you want to know
Looking for something to do this weekend and the coming week? WKTV has a few great ideas.
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School News Network: Design looks ‘like a campus,’ Wyoming principal says
The design for a major high school expansion– including a 30-classroom addition – are taking shape.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news for Turkey Day week
We’ve got what you need to know this week, including what’s next, what’s new and what’s that?
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Harriett the eagle lays an egg with the world gathering to watch what shall unfold next
Local eagle watcher and Wyoming resident Catherine Kooyers says now is the time to be checking out the eagle cams, but be warned, watching eagles can be addicting.
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WKTV reviews fall high school sports highlights, plans winter schedule
The WKTV Featured Game winter broadcast schedule is being finalized but there will once again be boys and girls basketball coverage showcasing all of the local teams.
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WKTV’s 18th Annual Turkey Bowl cable channel fest returns Thanksgiving Day
WKTV’s sports coverage crew was busy this fall, as our high school football Featured Game crew covered the biggest local games of the 2018 season.
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Snapshots: Kentwood, Wyoming weekend happenings you need to know about
As one might have predicted, this weekend’s Snapshots heralds in the holiday season with festive things to do.
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County commission election, voting changes discussed at Chamber’s WKTV Government Matters meeting
The election aftermath dominated the discussion of inter-governmental leaders meeting Monday, Nov. 11, at the Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce’s Government Matters Committee’s monthly forum at Kentwood City Hall.
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Godfrey-Lee Public Schools continues its community Executive Council meetings
The Godfrey-Lee Public Schools this month continued its series of meetings with business, community, faith and government leaders, along with parents and school leaders.
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School News Network: ‘Holy hot course, Batman!’
Students in Wyoming High School English teacher Kevin Mulvihill’s Graphic Novels class are eagerly turning the pages of books that cover many different topics and genres through narratives and drawings.
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Wyoming leader recently named president of Rotary Club of Grand Rapids
Metro Health – University of Metro Health Statistics Relations Manager Chelsea Dubey is the youngest female to take the helm of the 105-year-old organization.
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School News Network: Sleep from A to ZZZ
It’s hard to focus on school if you haven’t had your z’s, sleep educators from Sweet Dreamzzz told Townline Elementary students.
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