City of Wyoming
Check out our WKTV Friday Night Highlights show from Week 8
Don’t miss these exciting local high school football clips from Oct. 18.
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Ford Airport celebrates completion of $8.5 Million snow removal equipment building expansion
The Ford International Airport has completed its $8.5 million expansion, adding over 60,000 square feet for a total of more than 117,500 square feet.
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Dress Up For Treats at the WAR Chest Boutique in Wyoming on Oct 26-31!
By WKTV Staff deborah@wktv.org The WAR Chest Boutique in Wyoming is inviting families to stop by the Boutique Oct. 26 – Oct. 31 for some [Read More]
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Grand Rapids Sacred Heart beat Lee 42-14 Friday
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Wyoming mobile food pantry to be held Monday, Oct. 21
Wyoming Public Schools (WPS) has partnered with Feeding America Mobile Pantry to host a Mobile Pantry once a month.
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Check out our WKTV Friday Night Highlights show from Week 7
Don’t miss these exciting local high school football clips from Oct. 11.
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Host Zeeland West beats Wyoming 38-7
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Unity Christian knocks off South Christian 50-21 Friday; check out our WKTV Highlights inside
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Check out our WKTV Friday Night Highlights show from Week 6
Don’t miss these exciting local high school football clips from Oct. 4.
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West Michigan Robotics teams to host annual Grand Rapids Girls Robotics Competition Oct. 12 at Wyoming High School
This high school level robotics competition showcases 18 Michigan teams battling in complex two-minute matches against highly skilled competitors.
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Kelloggsville gets first win with 24-8 defeat of Benton Harbor
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Godwin Heights gets past Fruitport 15-12
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City of Wyoming to infuse new life into land sitting vacant for 15+ years
Wyoming City Council recently approved a $150 million investment project that will bring new life to the long-vacant former General Motors stamping plant.
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