City of Wyoming
School News Network: Language, Culture and ‘Jambo!’
Sixth grade teacher Rebecca Bing remembers a particularly tough day at school. She walked down the hall, feeling a little tired and pensive. Suddenly, Toussaint Melchsedek passed by, a big smile on his face, and said, “Jambo!”
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Game on: WKTV’s featured games for Feb. 14-17
This week in WKTV’s coverage crew will be at Wyoming Lee for boys basketball game and then at East Kentwood for a hockey game.
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Local high school sports schedule: Feb. 13-20
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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Local Dyer-Ives poetry contest open for submissions
The annual Dyer-Ives Poetry Competition is now accepting original and unpublished poetry submissions from residents and students in Kent County.
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Local Government Matters: Chamber to host informational meeting
The Wyoming-Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce’s Government Matters Committee meeting will be Feb. 13 at Wyoming City Hall.
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Government Matters: Opposing views on DeVos confirmation
Following the U.S. Senate confirmation of Betsy DeVos as Secretary of Education, local Federal officials have very different responses.
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School News Network: More Space to Study, Mingle, Connect
The completely renovated Kelloggsville High School is taking shape, with the opening of eight spacious new classrooms bordering a large common learning area where students can study, mingle and connect their technology.
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Game on: WKTV’s featured games for Feb. 8-10
This week in WKTV’s featured high school sport games, the coverage crew will be at East Kentwood for a hockey game Friday, Feb. 10, against Mona Shores.
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Wyoming Department of Public Safety seeking assistance in Jan. 26 robbery
The Wyoming Department of Public Safety recently obtained photos of the Jan. 26 robbery and are hoping that the public will be able to help in identifying the suspect.
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School News Network: The Beat Goes On for 450 Godfrey-Lee students
Second-graders found the beat playing together on tube-like instruments called boomwhackers, tubano drums, glockenspiels and xylophones to the song, “Welcome back! I’m glad you’re here. Come and listen with your ear!”
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February brings beginning of high school winter championships
WKTV will be covering local high school sports in February as winter sports championships begin to be decided.
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Local high school sports schedule: Feb. 6-13
Looking for a Wyoming and Kentwood area high school varsity sports event to get out to? We have your weekly list.
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Chick-fil-A set to open Wyoming store on 54th St. SW
Chick-fil-A this week will open its second Western Michigan restaurant in the New Year, with a new Wyoming location set to open Thursday, Feb. 9, at 700 54th St. S.W.
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Godfrey-Lee schools induct new members into Hall of Fame
Godfrey-Lee Public Schools inducted six new members into their Hall of Fame late last month, an honor given to more than athletic personalities.
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February brings popular daddy-daughter dances to both Kentwood, Wyoming
February has rolled in and with it the opportunity for dads to celebrate the little princesses in their lives as both the Wyoming and Kentwood Parks and Recreation Departments host Daddy-Daughter dances.
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