City of Wyoming
We the People: State House of Representatives Candidates – 2016 Primary
WKTV takes seriously its role as a communications provider. We want our community to be well-informed and more involved in local matters. Only contested races where the field would be narrowed or decided at the primary on August 2 were included.
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We the People: Kent County Commission Candidates – 2016 Primary
WKTV takes seriously its role as a communications provider. We want our community to be well-informed and more involved in local matters. Only contested races where the field would be narrowed or decided at the primary on August 2 were included.
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Mayor’s Message and Summer in Wyoming
As summer is upon us and we’re more likely to interact with our neighbors, I want to reflect on the importance of respect and kindness in our City.
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Rockets red glare are allowed, just make sure you check your city ordinance
Both the cities of Wyoming and Kentwood have ordinances on the books that allow fireworks to be discharged and displayed the day before, the day of, and the day after a national holiday. There are time and other restrictions too.
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DRCWM wins $50,000 Steelcase grant for Wyoming schools Restorative Circles project
Restorative practices (including facilitative conferences and circles) offer a holistic approach to school discipline and problem solving.
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Wyoming’s 28 West moving from concept to reality
Wyoming City Council accepts agreement with Wyoming Mall for first phase of road in 28 West project. Construction expected to start this summer.
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Metro Health to partner with U-M Health System
Amongst all the medical facilities and providers in the greater Grand Rapids area, Metro Health Corporation can now be considered one of the ‘Leaders and Best.’
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Maranda Park Parties kick off in Wyoming, include Kentwood location
Area residents get two opportunities to attend a Maranda Park Party with Wyoming kicking off the six-weeks this Thursday and East Kentwood High School hosting one July 21.
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No local millage increase with Wyoming’s 2017 budget
The City of Wyoming has good news to share with residents about its 2017 budget: the city is recovering from the housing decline of a few years ago with no increase in local millages or water and sewer rates.
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Learn about who’s running: Primary Candidate Forum is June 16 at Wyoming Public Library
Come to the Primary Candidate Forum Thursday evening and learn about the people running for City Council and 77th District Representative. Your vote matters!
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Wyoming grants deferral on revocation of abatement for Grand Rapids Plastics
The Wyoming City Council has opted to defer its clawback option to capture back about $220,000 in taxes from abatement agreements with Grand Rapids Plastics until its August meeting. Chemical Bank, which controls the company’s assets asked for the 90-day extension in hopes of attracting a buyer.
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Wyoming sets aside a day to say ‘thanks’ to its police, fire departments
The first community-wide Appreciation Day for Wyoming Police and Fire officers has been set for Saturday, June 25 at Pinery Park. The event is free and open the public.
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Ride Along with Mayor Jack Poll
Mayor Jack Poll is looking to have his first bike cruise through Wyoming, June 16th and you’re invited!
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Let the (Kids)Games Begin!
This Monday, churches and volunteers from around the area will reopen the doors to Wyoming Jr. High School and welcome in over 200 kids to participate in a worldwide, faith-based movement called KidsGames.
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Sniffing Out the News is Elementary
Gladiola Elementary School students sat around a table and discussed what lead — that’s journalistic jargon for introduction — would be best for this School News Network article about their new student newspaper, Gladiola Wolf Tracks.
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