City of Wyoming
A piece of track at downtown GVSU connects to Wyoming’s past
An early form of green technology remembered in an outdoor GVSU exhibit once travelled through the City of Wyoming, encouraging the growth of the city.
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Popular outlet store moves two doors down at Rogers Plaza to bigger location
B2 Outlet store moves just two doors down at Rogers Plaza to a space that is three times its former location allowing the store to add furniture.
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Lee High School teachers, athletes, leaders inducted into Hall of Fame during Feb. 18 ceremony
The Hall of Fame includes members of both Rebel, now Legends, athletics as well as Godfrey-Lee Public Schools and high school distinguished persons.
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Special night at Wyoming Wolves den as high school honors Rogers, Wyoming Park past with Hall of Fame ceremony
The Feb. 18 event inducted eight alumni and friends of Rogers and Wyoming Park high schools, which combined to form Wyoming high.
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What can be recycled in Kent County, and how to do it — liquor bottles and packaging
We asked the Department of Public Works to find out what to do with empty liquor bottles, and that sometimes fancy packaging.
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Lee Legends to induct four into Hall of Fame between basketball games Feb. 18
Wyoming Lee High School will honor distinguished alumni with a ceremony between basketball games. WKTV will be there.
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Wyoming Wolves to induct eight into Hall of Fame during basketball halftime ceremony Feb. 18
The Hall of Fame includes members from both Rogers and Wyoming Park high schools, which combined to form Wyoming high.
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Next Mr. Sid’s Video Series will focus on the people behind the presidents
In honor of President’s Day, which is Feb. 21, the presentation will focus on the wives of three presidents and the sacrifices they made for their husbands.
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WKTV will live stream upcoming income tax informational meeting
The meeting is set for Feb. 16 and for those unable to attend, can watch the meeting on WKTV Comcast Channel 26 or at WKTV.org.
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Three West Michigan nonprofits partner on new initiative serving boys, young men of color
We Matter Now is focused on closing the education, wellness, and financial achievement for Black and Brown youth.
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Spring is coming as John Ball Zoo announces annual hiring event
The John Ball Zoo’s annual hiring event is set for Thursday, Feb. 10 at the zoo’s ballroom.
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What can be recycled in Kent County, and how to do it — COVID-19 at-home tests
We asked the Kent County Department of Public Works to find out what to do with the various parts of COVID-19 home test kits.
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Grant supports ‘farm to cafeteria’ movement
State-run grant program is helping to connect local schools to Michigan farmers for fresh, home-grown produce. Applications for the program are now open until Feb. 11.
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