City of Wyoming
Business Spotlight: The Pink Lounge, Dry Salt Therapy
Marking its first year, The Pink Lounge, Dry Salt Therapy, came to be after Jessica Ann Tyson’s daughter talked about how other cultures embraced the science of salt.
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U.S. Navy sailor from Wyoming pictured in action on USS Theodore Roosevelt
WKTV brings you a photo, supplied by the U.S. Navy Office of Community Outreach, showing a local serving his country. Do you have someone currently serving? We’d like to know.
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Traffic Tuesday: To snowmobile or not
With all the snow, it might be tempting to take a snowmobile for a spin down the street, but can you?
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COVID-19 vaccinations to be available at Metro Health’s community clinic
Metro Health promotes access to underserved groups hit hardest by the pandemic.
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Wyoming City Council paves the way for food trucks in the city
The city council approved a fee schedule to allow food trucks to operate with in the city.
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The Rapid discontinues paper tickets, riders can exchange for Wave cards
As of March 1, riders will need to use the electronic Wave card. Riders can exchange paper tickets for the Wave card next week.
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Expanded programs of Kent County Veterans Services on latest episode of WKTV Journal In Focus
From a focus on reaching veterans and the families, to making sure veterans have other veterans to “walk with them,” the county office ready to help.
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Snapshots: Icy fun and Chinese New Year traditions
Love is the air with many planning to celebrate Valentine’s Day weekend. There is also a lot of other activities going on including the Valent-ICE exhibit, Chinese New Year, and Black History Month events.
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As state rolls out school COVID-19 testing effort, local schools using proven Kent County program
Local school districts, including Wyoming Public Schools, either are already using or plan to use a testing plan proved successful during a pilot testing program at Godfrey-Lee Public Schools.
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WKTV volunteer producer receives recognition during Black History Month
Documentary chronicles the story of the Idlewild resort north of Grand Rapids and one of the largest African American resorts in the nation.
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Return of prep winter sports comes with warnings, restrictions and local athletic director concerns
Many high school basketball teams are hitting the courts this week, but most will be wearing masks on the court unless they can arrange COVID-19 rapid test options.
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WKTV Journal In Focus hosts First Steps Kent, latest on Kent County early childhood support efforts
Continuing WKTV’s coverage of the program and how early childhood millage funds are being spent, we will talk with a Kentwood parent active in the effort as well as First Steps Kent’s president.
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Woodland Mall to host ‘LOVE.ART.HISTORY.’ exhibit, local documentary film during Valentine’s weekend
In honor of Black History Month, Woodland Mall will host the art exhibit as well as free screenings of “In Between the Trees,” a documentary about African American history in the Michigan, Feb. 12-14.
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