City of Wyoming
Snapshots: A community clean-up, a history lesson, and butterflies
The voting has begun for the West Michigan Tourist Association’s annual photo contest. Also, find out the best place in Michigan for “monarch madness.”
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Hey, Wyoming residents, what time is it? Time to purge
City of Wyoming hosts its Community Clean Up day Saturday, Aug. 7, at Grand Rapids First.
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In Love and Health: Back to School
Planning can help make the transition from summer to school easier.
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Slippin’ and slidin’, food and fun, Wyoming’s National Night Out brought out the community
Wyoming residents enjoyed an evening of fun during National Night Out.
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Courtade, Huizenga set to face off Nov. 2 for 28th District Senate seat
Republican Mark Huizenga edged others for the Republican nomination while Democrat Keith Courtade had a solid lead for his party’s nomination for the 28th District Senate seat.
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Business Spotlight: Craig’s Cruisers Family Fun Centers
The place for fun in Wyoming has been Craig’s Cruisers. The popular entertainment spot has been part of the community for more than 20 years.
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Snapshots: A busy Tuesday, Aug. 3, is coming — local elections and local National Night Out
You can vote during the day, then turn out for a night of meeting your neighbors and police officers — that is what living in American is all about!
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Mustang Band brings the country music for the final Wyoming Concerts in the Park
The last Wyoming Concerts in the Park is set for Aug. 3 at Lamar Park and will feature local group the Mustang Band.
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Wyoming plans two big events for this year’s National Night Out
Grace Christian University and GR First will be the two main National Night Out locations for the City of Wyoming.
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With serve storms heading to the area, Consumers Energy prepares crews, offers tips
Consumers Energy is preparing crews for outages and other safety hazards and reminds residences to stay away from down power lines.
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As courts come out of pandemic restrictions, trial backlog exists but jury numbers may also be an issue
While smaller courts such as in Kentwood are beginning limited criminal trials, larger ones like the 63rd District Court may take a year to catch up.
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With agreement in place, Metro Health begins work to offer new cardiovascular services
The new agreement between Metro Health, Mercy Health Saint Mary’s and Mercy Health Muskegon paves the way for the new Cardiovascular Network of West Michigan.
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Shapshots: Summer theater, beer pass, and keeping uninvited guests at bay
Raise your glass to the summer because there is about five months until Christmas. I on the bright side, the mosquitos will be gone by then!
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