City of Wyoming
Travelers are asked to avoid 32nd Street due to train derailment
28th Street has reopened after a train derailment but 32nd still remains closed until the train can be moved later today.
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Boys and girls basketball on WKTV featured games schedule
The WKTV sports truck heads out three times this week for featured game coverage, including an East Kentwood hockey game.
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School News Network: Superintendents Respond to Yet Another Mass Shooting
Wednesday’s shooting in a Florida High School that killed at least 17 people sent shudders through students, staff and parents in West Michigan, as the nation once again deals with a mass shooting in a school.
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School News Network: Students bring concerns from classroom to council
East Lee High School (part of Godfrey-Lee Public Schools) students recently served as a voice for the millions of victims of human trafficking worldwide by making a presentation to the Grandville City Council in support of a proclamation.
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Retired City of Wyoming dump truck sees new life as crash attenuator
A former City of Wyoming dump truck has found new life as a crash attenuator vehicle — which was half the cost of a new one — for the City’s Public Safety Department – Fire Division.
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Multi-level government discussions at Chamber’s February WKTV Government Matters meeting
February’s Wyoming-Kentwood Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Government Matters meeting is available through WKTV’s live, delayed and on-demand broadcasts.
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Wyoming’s Vanderwood announces he plans to seek re-election
Wyoming City Council member Kent Vanderwood said he is planning to seek re-election in the fall for for his fourth term as a council member-at-large.
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Boys and girls basketball on WKTV featured games schedule
The WKTV sports truck will be busy as usual as it heads out twice this week for featured game coverage.
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After second Gezon Park meeting, Wyoming pleased with community response, input
Three design plan options were presented for utilization of about 52 acres of a 94-acre city-owned parcel of land.
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School News Network: Colorful Me Beautiful
Girls on the Godwin Heights High School’s Leadership Council joined forces to transform two girls’ bathrooms into vibrant, welcoming spaces.
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Metro Health, City of Wyoming enter into agreement for helipad at Gezon Fire Station
If you have driven on Byron Center Avenue near Gezon Parkway recently, you may have noticed the large red balls on the utility wires in preparation for the new helipad at the fire station.
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School News Network: Teachers Tell Their Stories, To Help Other Teachers
“What inspires you to come to school every day and teach children?” interviewer Rosie del Valle asked Gladiola Elementary intervention math coach Kristi Baumbach.
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Girls, boys basketball on WKTV featured games schedule this week
As basketball playoffs loom, the WKTV sports truck will be out twice this week for featured game coverage, and both games will have conference title implications.
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Wyoming Director of Police and Fire Services James Carmody announces his retirement
After an award-winning career spanning more than four decades, Wyoming Director of Police and Fire Services Chief James E. Carmody has announced his retirement, effective April 26.
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Second meeting for Gezon Master Plan set for Feb. 8
Wyoming City staff will present three design proposals at the Thursday meeting for Gezon Park and are encouraging residents to attend and share their thoughts.
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