City of Wyoming
Volunteers needed for May 23 tree planting in Godfrey-Lee area
A city tree planting event set for May 23 at Godfrey-Lee Early Childhood Center is in need of volunteers, with or without experience.
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Wyoming business expands, adds 27,000-square-foot facility
RoMan Manufacturing celebrates its growth with a groundbreaking ceremony for a new 27,000 square-foot facility. which will set to open in October.
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Senior Expo returns to the Meijer Gardens
A variety of local organizations will participate in the Michigan Senior Expo which will come to the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture May 24.
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Kevin Brewster Quartet performs on WKTV Jazz Works show
The quartet performed recently on the WKTV Jazz Works show in our studio. Look inside for the entire show.
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Local man’s memoir features never heard stories of WWII 1st Infantry Division
Grand Valley State University Professor James Smither recently published the memoir or Grand Rapids resident and infantryman Joe Olexa.
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Hospice surfaces as special gift on Mother’s Day
Emmanuel Hospice helps families collect and share memories, bringing more meaning to those special celebrations such as Mother’s Day.
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KDL hosts free preview of Ebony Road Players’ ‘Alabama Story’
A play about the 1950s Alabama controversy to ban a book focuses a lens on to topic of banning books and the freedom to read.
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Kentwood, Wyoming show off their big trucks during Public Works open houses
The public works departments of both the cities of Wyoming (May 15) and Kentwood (May 18) will be hosting open houses next week.
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Wyoming investigates crash, Sheriff recovers stolen vechiles
Wyoming police investigate an early morning crash and Kent County Sheriff’s Department reminds everyone to not store valuables in their cars.
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Trinity Health first in the area to offer Aquablation Therapy
The new image-guided, heat-free therapy offers long-lasting relief and fewer irreversible complications.
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Meet Ray, an advocate for special needs pets
A regular at the Happy Cat Cafe, Ray, who belongs to Fig and Friends founder Julie Beukema, is teaching others about special needs pets.
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Area school districts get individual proposals approved
Voters approved renewals of non-residential operation millages for Kelloggsville and Grandville and a supplemental millage for Caledonia.
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Wyoming voters pass public safety millage
Wyoming voters approved the public safety millage by 64%. The millage will generate about $4 million annually for 27 public safety positions.
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