City of Wyoming
Mental health issues — Be Nice program, Network180 funding — on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
On this week’s episode of In Focus, host Ken Norris and WKTV Journal drills down into two mental health issues in Kent County.
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Wrestling, cheer, bowling and more on local high school sports schedule
WKTV’s sports crew will be on the road Friday, Feb. 2, at Tri-unity as they host both boys and girls basketball teams from Wellspring.
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At Godfrey-Lee ECC, One Wyoming Winterfest was all about the unique community
Notice of events — from raffle winners, to food offerings, to games on a sunny playground — were all announced in Spanish as well as English.
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Wyoming-Kentwood chamber (or Kentwood-Wyoming?) honors businesses, volunteers
The 37th annual meeting of the Wyoming-Kentwood Chamber of Commerce was a night for recognition of local business leaders, local government leaders who support the business community, and the wide array of volunteers.
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Once a Rebel … Godfrey-Lee schools induct teams, teachers into Hall of Fame
Godfrey-Lee Public Schools inducted four into its Hall of Fame earlier this month, including a series of cross country teams worthy of the name “Team of the Decade”.
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Gezon Park survey shows a mix of desired amenities from splash pads to walking trails
Wyoming officials gather more information at a recent public meeting on what the new master plan should look like for Gezon Park with plans to unveil three proposals in February.
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Migrant Legal Aid program, State Sen. MacGregor on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
On the latest episode of In Focus, the Grand Rapids based Migrant Legal Aid organization discuss their group’s work to protect migrant workers’ legal rights.
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Godwin boys hoops, EK swim action on WKTV featured games schedule
WKTV has also added to its January coverage schedule with a Tuesday, Jan. 30, basketball game at Wyoming Potter’s House.
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County’s mental health services being cut as state distances itself from funding shortfall problem
Department of Health and Human Services says funding shortfalls for Kent County’s community mental health provider is part of agreed “contract”.
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Be neighborly: One Wyoming brings back Winterfest community-wide event to seven neighborhoods
After a successful debut last year, the 2018 version of One Wyoming’s Winterfest community-wide series of events will return Saturday, Jan. 27.
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First public meeting on Gezon Park master plan this Thursday
Residents will get a chance to learn about the recent survey results and continue the discussion on how Gezon Park should be developed.
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‘2017 was a busy year,’ Poll states as he announces his re-election bid
Wyoming Mayor Jack Poll announces he will run for re-election during State of the City address speech that highlights a busy 2017 for the city with challenges ahead. Mayor Pro-Tem Sam Bolt states he also will seek re-election this fall.
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State Sen. MacGregor, Migrant Legal Aid program featured on latest WKTV Journal: In Focus
Michigan State Sen. Peter MacGregor (R-28th District, which includes the City of Wyoming) is working on a problem often faced by the state’s foster care providers.
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OK Red boys basketball showdown on WKTV featured games schedule
WKTV’s sports crew will be on the road early this week with an OK Red conference boys basketball showdown as West Ottawa visits East Kentwood on Jan. 16.
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Godfrey-Lee Schools seek enhanced security, technology with millage request
Taking advantage of changes in state rules on how schools can spend sinking fund millage requests, the district will put before voters on the May 8 ballot.
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