City of Wyoming
Metro Health celebrates affiliation with U-M, looks toward the future
The recent affiliation announcement between Metro Health and the University of Michigan has even a famous Michigan State University grad saying “Go blue.”
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Business Matters: Wyoming chiropractor receives recognition
The American Institute of Chiropractors recently honored chiropractor Erik Kowalke, D.C., with the 2016 10 Best Chiropractors for Client Satisfaction.
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Wyoming Public Safety investigates domestic assault that involves a shooting
The Wyoming Department of Public Safety continues its investigation into a shooting of a 21-year-old suspect from Wyoming, who is now being lodged in the Kent County Jail for assault charges.
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Grant helps Wyoming make improvements at Ideal Park
City of Wyoming gets a yearend gift as the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund awards the city $300,000 to help rebuild Ideal Park.
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Metro Health, U-M affiliation brings more choice to West Michigan
Metro Health officials indicate that with new affiliation, hospital can focus on being the catalysis of bringing quality health care to West Michigan.
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Public help sought in finding Wyoming assault suspect
UPDATE: Through tips, the Wyoming Department of Public Safety has identified the assailant in the Dec. 26 attack. The suspect has been arrested and is in custody.
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School News Network: Warm Hearts = Warm Clothes for the Holidays
“It’s warm inside my hat!” a student yelled after putting on a new winter hat he received from the recent Warmth and Good Cheer event.
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Keeping the holidays bright and safe: a few tips from local law enforcement
Kentwood Police Department and Wyoming Department of Public Safety say a key to being safe during the holidays is to be aware of your surroundings.
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Wyoming set to have a brew, or two, with TwoGuys Brewery
After nearly 10 years of working a small business plan, and recent action by the City of Wyoming, TwoGuys Brewing has taken over an old firehouse and a rundown one-time 7-Eleven convenience store in the Wyoming Park neighborhood and plans to open later in 2017.
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School News Network: Real Brain-Stretchers: Non-Google-Able Riddles
Class time in the Godfrey Early Childhood Center second grade class had turned into an out-of-your-seats scavenger hunt that combined math, reading, art and some thoughtful sleuthing.
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County elections director details vote security, recount anomaly
Kent County’s aborted manual recount of the presidential election results identified local examples of a statewide voting system anomaly associated with ballots with straight-party voting and invalid write-in votes, according to the county’s director of elections.
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School News Network: Hooked on Good Behavior
Every other Friday afternoon, the school week ends in a big dance party at West Godwin Elementary School, with students and teachers moving and grooving after Principal Steve Minard cranks up the tunes.
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Metro Health announces affiliation with U-M Health Services
The process for the affiliation between Metro Health and University of Michigan has been completed, according to hospital officials who had expected the project to be done by the end of 2016.
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Despite headlines, Kentwood, Wyoming city clerks confident of local voting integrity
The national headlines this week are filled with reports and rumors of possible voting machine manipulation, but city clerks in the cities of Kentwood and Wyoming are confident in local voting numbers and want to assure local voters of local voting integrity.
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School News Network: Cyberattack Costs District, Prompts Extra Protection
The Godfrey-Lee Public School District battled a continuous malicious cyberattack beginning in September that sometimes left staff members with no access to student emergency and medical information.
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