City of Wyoming
Wyoming’s Concerts in the Park gets things started with The Soul Syndicate
The popular R&B group will be performing Tuesday, July 13, kicking off the four-concert series.
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Wyoming officially rescinds emergency order for pandemic
This means that all city meetings will now be in-person and there are no capacity limits at city offices and facilities.
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Photo of the Week: Getting ready for the rodeo
July is the month of parades, so we decided to travel back to the Wyoming Rodeo parade, which usually took place on the streets of Wyoming just before the rodeo opened.
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In Love and Health: Our local farmers markets provide a fresh outlook on health
Eating those fruits and vegetables does more than just keep the doctor away.
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Snapshots: We’ve got a lot to celebrate, so let’s light up the skies
Fireworks, parades, and more – this Fourth of July definitely looks different from last year.
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As Wyoming’s own Brann’s Steakhouse turns 50, businessman/legislator Tommy Brann looks back, forward with his ‘family’
Tommy Brann remembers his first day of family business at Brann’s Steakhouse and Grill. He is still surrounded by ‘family’.
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Metro Health board approves new name: University of Michigan-West
Officials say new name better reflects the expanding capabilities, such as a comprehensive stroke center and an open-heart surgery partnership, now offered at the Wyoming health facility.
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Sounds of Summer returns for 13th season at Cutler Park
The all-girl band The 6 Pak will be kicking of the series, which runs every Thursday through the month of July.
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State Sen. Brinks visits WKTV Journal In Focus to talk Lansing actions and inactions, local workforce housing
Discussion included changes to part of the healthcare industry due to the continuing rollout of the state’s no-fault insurance law, as well as possible changes to the state’s voting laws.
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Wyoming, Kentwood warn of a series of purse snatching incidents
Local agencies offer tips on how to prevent being a victim of a purse snatching.
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Snapshots: WKTV local ‘leaders’ in the news — stories you might have missed
There is something about leadership … not everybody has the ability, whether on the world scene or here in Kent County. Check out three local leaders.
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Kent County Board of Commissioners select Ottawa County leader as new county administrator
After an extensive search process, the Kent County Board of Commissioners today selected Al Vanderberg, who has work for Kent County previously, as the next county Administrator/Controller.
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YMCA of Greater GR awarded part of $2.3 M for expanded summer programs
The local YMCA, which operates the SpartanNash YMCA in Wyoming, has been awarded $189,000 by the state to provide summer learning opportunities for children.
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