City of Wyoming
Wyoming residents part of Diocese’s first deacon class in 15 years
For both Thu Le and José Saucedo they saw a need in their communities and decided to answer the call to serve.
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All about those Green Stamps, one of the first loyalty shopping programs
Many still remember getting their S&H Green Stamps from Rogers Department Store.
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Snapshots: Wyoming, Kentwood weekend news you want to know — end-of-year edition
Out with the old and in with the new. The WKTV Staff wishes all of you a Happy New Year!
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Kent County’s strategic planning process continues with county profile, bilingual survey
After three community meetings — one in Kentwood in mid-December, an extensive “profile” of the county and a current bilingual survey, the Kent County administration is in the final stages of information collection for its current strategic planning process.
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Popular KDL adult reading program returns in January
The program will kick off on Jan. 2 and run through March 31.
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School News Network: On fire for choir in Kelloggsville
While other students were heading to recess, a group of Kelloggsville students stayed put and returned to their seats, where they eat lunch every Tuesday as members of the school’s newly formed choir.
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Carole Hunnes-Nielsen Exhibit opening at Pine Rest Leep Art Gallery Jan. 3
A new exhibit titled, “Changing Seasons,” by local artist Carole Hunnes-Nielsen, opens at the Leep Art Gallery on Jan. 3.
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Wyoming schools new superintendent, county Friend of the Court on WKTV Journal In Focus
Discussion includes Wyoming schools plans following the recent passage of a bond measure, and how county is serving domestic relations better.
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School News Network: Students deliver gifts to peers, fulfilling holiday wishes
Students spent $1,500 in council funds to grant 40 of 70 wishes, which ranged from candy and fuzzy socks to several Class of 2019 senior sweatshirts.
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School News Network: Home for the Holidays in Kelloggsville
Kelloggsville students got quite the thrill when teachers from the district came to their homes bearing gift bags.
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School News Network: Current events, social justice focus of film fest winner
Wyoming High senior Quiana Wade took first place in the Mosaic Film Experience Mobile 2018 competition.
By:On Tap: Rockford Brewing’s birthday party, Wyoming’s Kitzingen gets passport stamp
Imperial oatmeal stout and Delilah DeWylde in Rockford; Hefeweizen and Count Dracula in Wyoming.
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School News Network: Nurturing a love of nature at Godwin Heights
Who would head outside in sub-freezing temperatures, as snowflakes are swirling, and jump in a creek? The Godwin Green Team, that’s who.
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