City of Wyoming
City goals unchanged as Wyoming Site36 project gains new partner
The City of Wyoming recently signed an agreement with Franklin Partners to ramp-up redevelopment of the Site36 industrial area off 36th Street SW east of Hwy 131.
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Locally-produced sewing craft show back for 2nd season on WKTV
Season 2 of OnPoint Tutorials, Tips & Tours on WKTV continues weekly with initial broadcasts on Mondays with an encore on Friday.
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Government Matters: Rep. Huizenga praises President, backs abortion limits
In this week’s Government Matters report, Rep. Huizenga praises the new and backs abortion limits, while Sen. Peters opposes many of the President’s cabinet picks but likes his action on a trade deal.
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Game on: WKTV’s featured games Jan. 23-27
WKTV’s high school sports coverage crew will be at Godwin Heights for a boys basketball game on Tuesday, Jan. 24.
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Local high school sports schedule: Jan. 23-30
Looking for a Wyoming and Kentwood area high school varsity sports event to get out to? Here is your weekly list.
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The actions of four World War II heroes remembered at Ford Museum event
The Grand Rapids’ American Legion Post 459 hosts its annual Four Chaplains Memorial Saturday, Jan. 28
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Government Matters: Kent County commissioners lists 2016 accomplishments
WKTV Staff Last year was a big year for the Kent County Board of Commissioners with 2016 including such accomplishments as the approval of the [Read More]
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Celebrating Tết: The Vietnamese Áo Dài
A fashion show is part of the local Tết or Vietnamese New Year Celebration. Author Adrian Ɖặng Bảo Oánh discusses the history behind the country’s most traditional clothing: Áo Dài.
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Celebrating Tết: The history of Bánh Dầy & Bánh Chưng
As the Vietnamese community prepares for the Lunar New Year, author Adrian provides readers some inside into the traditional foods served during this time.
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Business Matters: WOOD TV’s Eva Aguirre Cooper joins Metro Health Hospital Foundation Board
The Metro Health Hospital Foundation announced the appointments of Eva Aguirre Cooper and Meg Goebel to its Board of Directors.
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Government Matters: On MLK day, Sen. Peters urges ‘working together’
U.S. Sen. Gary Peters, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, urged Michiganders to “give back to their communities so we can help make his dream a reality …”
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The Lunar New Year: Ushering the Monkey Out
It is out with the monkey and in with the rooster as the local Asian community celebrates the Lunar New Year.
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The Rapids announces changes to bus route along 68th Street
Due the 68th St. Kmart closing, there is no stop by that building. There are stops along 68th Street that allow access into the Orchard Plaza area.
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