City of Wyoming
WKTV sports, news community volunteer crews looking for few good men (and women)
WKTV will be heading out on the road this fall for high school sports coverage, and for all events volunteer crews are being welcomed and trained.
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Many of the private schools also are starting before Labor Day
Tri Unity Christian is one of the few private schools starting on Sept. 5 with most starting on or around Aug. 28.
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Wyoming City Council approves income tax feasibility study after debate, opposition
The Council’s final outdoor meeting of the summer saw little debate, except for a motion to spend $15,000 on a feasibility study of a possible city income tax.
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WKTV has your list of high school live action available Aug. 21-28
WKTV’s coverage of high school sports begins this week with the Holland at Wyoming football game on Thursday, but most local high school teams are in action.
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Kent County health official visits WKTV, talks vaccinations for youth, college kids
“WKTV Journal: In Focus” offers discussion with a Kent County Department of Health official detailing why vaccinations are important for all ages.
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Granger Group changes plans after Wyoming planning commission decision, public opposition
Wyoming based property developer said they have heard neighbors and will return to original 2000 development plan, and deal with additional land later.
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Metro Health hosts Aug. 18 community resources fair for homeless vets
Wyoming campus of Metro Health – University of Michigan Health will host a Stand Down event coordinated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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WKTV has your list of high school live action available this week
WKTV’s broadcast crew’s coverage of high school sports will begin in a couple weeks, but local high school sports has already begun.
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New Wyoming Wolves coach talks football, student mentorship on WKTV’s ‘In Focus’
“Coach Sig” talks about his on-the-field work with the Wolves but also the “opportunity” of his off-the-field work for all the students at the school.
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Chamber’s August WKTV Government Matters meeting mixes city-to-federal voices
The Wyoming-Kentwood Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Government Matters meetings brings together government leaders of all levels often discussion the same topic.
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State Rep. Brann talks life in Lansing, issues of interest on WKTV’s ‘In Focus’
In the discussion with Rep. Tommy Brann, the businessman and legislator talks about his new “part-time” job in state government.
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Two Wyoming employees attain international professional designation
The Wyoming Department of Public Safety is pleased to announce that two employees have successfully completed the process that awards the professional designation of “Chief Training Officer” (CTO).
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County Commissioner from Wyoming one of three to meet with White House Officials
Kent County Commissioner Stan Ponstein, who represents part of Wyoming, was among 50 county commissioners from across Michigan to attend a White House Conference this month.
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