City of Wyoming
Record primary voter turnout, county staff additions discussed at Chamber’s WKTV Government Matters meeting
Topics were part of a wide-ranging inter-governmental leaders meeting Monday, Aug. 13, at the Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce’s Government Matters Committee forum.
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New Godwin Heights head coach has high hopes for season, game against Hamilton
Brandon Kimble’s approach to football is simple: “Defense wins championships, offense fills the stands”.
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Ford Airport on pace as America’s second fastest growing airport
July marks the seventh record-breaking month in a row for 2018, and the airport has seen growth in 60 of the last 67 months.
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WKTV feature high school coverage begins with football at Godwin Heights
WKTV will cover all the local football teams in the first six weeks, before we start covering the best game available in October.
By:Snapshots: Fun news you need to know from Wyoming and Kentwood
Time to hit the last of the summer festivals with JazzFest and Yassou! Also, learn how you can make a different in your community.
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Kent County looking for residents to fill commission and committee spots
The Kent County Board of Commissioners is looking for residents who are interested in serving the community through appointment to various boards, commissions, and committees.
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For one Wyoming resident being on a city committee has helped him become a better citizen
Through his work on Wyoming’s Community Development Committee, resident Chris Hall believes he is able to serve his neighbors better.
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Wyoming’s U.S. Representative challenger makes stop in city to talk healthcare
Dr. Rob Davidson, the Democratic challenger to U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga’s 2nd District seat, paid a visit to the City of Wyoming — and for good reason.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood news you need to know
We’ve got a murder mystery, horses, and the Grand Rapids Art Museum.
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Area residents come together to present Agatha Christie’s most famous mystery
“And Then There Were None” will be presented Aug. 17-26 at the Jenison Center for the Performing Arts.
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WKTV Journal: Hugs, Metro Cruise, and Getting Involved
With visit with a Kentwood artist on her ArtPrize entry and then meet up with Kentwood and Wyoming residents who are in the production of “And Then There Were None.”
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Libertarian candidate for State Senate, legal assistance advocate on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
On the latest episode of WKTV Journal: In Focus, WKTV talks with Libertarian Party candidate for the Michigan State Senate’s 26th District seat, and a legal assistance advocate.
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Snapshots: Wyoming and Kentwood fun news you need to know
Talented musicians, great photos and a bunch of rubber ducks … three separate things, we promise!
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