City of Wyoming
Local police departments remind public to lock their car doors when left unattended
A recent rash of larcenies in both Kentwood and Wyoming has local law enforcers reminding residents to lock their car doors when leaving a vehicle unattended.
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School News Network: Godfrey-Lee’s new district chief values community diversity
The Board of Education has selected Kevin Polston, principal of Lakeshore Middle School, in Grand Haven Public Schools, as its new superintendent.
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VoiceGR community survey becomes VoiceKent, will cover entire county in 2017
As VoiceKent, the survey will gather critical public health information from all areas of Kent County’s more than 600,000 residents.
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School News Network: College Access Network help makes higher ed a reality for Godwin students
A total of 111 of the 137 Godwin Height High School seniors, or 81 percent, were accepted at 27 colleges including Michigan State University and the University of Michigan.
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Metro Health ‘gets with the guidelines,’ earns award
Metro Health – University of Michigan Health has received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines® Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award with Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite Award.
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Be amazed, be amused as the Detroit Circus kicks off the Wyoming Concerts in the Park
A sure sign of summer is the Wyoming Concerts in the Park which kicks off Tuesday, June 6 and runs every Tuesday through Aug. 1.
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School News Network: For immigrant families, ‘There’s a lot of fear’
About 15 families attend a recent Kent School Services Network event at Wyoming’s West Elementary School where community resources were provided for immigrants.
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Wyoming’s Master Arts Theatre teams up with Van Singel for a special production of ‘Willy Wonka’
Auditions for Roald Dahl’s famous musical comedy are set for later this month, June 24 and 26.
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Get active by commuting via bike or The Rapid as part of Active Commute week
The Grand Rapids Bicycle Coalition among others host the week to encourage area residents to learn more about commuting.
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Wyoming to begin Gypsy Moth mitigation spraying this week
The City of Wyoming’s annual efforts to mitigate Gypsy Moth infestation are scheduled to start June 5.
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Kelloggsville student finalist in 2017 Meijer Great Choices Film Festival
Kolton Toothman is in the running for prizes that total more than $21,000. Awards will be announced this Saturday.
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The splash pads are open! The splash pads are open!
Just in time for the 80-degree weather, the City of Wyoming announces that its splash pads will open today.
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WKTV has your list of high school live action available this week
The month of June may not have many scheduled high school sports events but each will be MHSAA State tournament events.
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School News Network: Wyoming grad shoots for the top
In its Grads with Grits series, School News Network features Wyoming Senior Donnie Alford who went from the projects of Chicago to graduating with a college scholarship.
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City of Wyoming hosts annual Memorial Day Ceremony May 29
Community members are invited to honor those who have given their lives in service to our country as the City of Wyoming holds its annual Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 29.
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