City of Wyoming
High school basketball, hockey teams could return to action early next week
The state health department and the MHSAA announced Feb. 4 that high school winter contact sports could begin full activities. But there will be mask and/or testing restrictions.
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Kent County Black Caucus hosts scholarship competition
There are two scholarships of $250 available.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: Parking in the Handicap Spot
The answer to the Traffic Tuesday question on parking in a handicap spot.
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Volunteers sought for West Michigan Vaccine Clinic, can get vaccine if accepted
A bonus to volunteering for the West Michigan Vaccine Clinic is a volunteer who commits at least 20 hours will be able to get the vaccine as soon as available.
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Business Spotlight: Tommy Brann’s Steakhouse and Grille
For 49 years, Tommy Brann has been operating Tommy Brann’s Steakhouse and Grille, located at 4157 S. Division Ave.
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Traffic Tuesday: Parking in Handicap spot
If you don’t have a handicap sticker, how long can you park in a handicap spot for a quick errand?
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Photo of the Week: He was a contender
Did you know American boxer Buster Mathis was from Wyoming?
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Wyoming resident takes the helm of Dégagé Ministries
In January, Thelma Ensink, became the new executive director for Degage Ministries.
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Kent ISD seeking input on next superintendent
The Kent ISD Board of Education is asking community members to complete a 10-minute survey by Sunday.
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SpartanNash pharmacies prepare to administer COVID vaccine
SpartanNash has partnered with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to distribute the vaccine as part of the national rollout.
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Search for next Wyoming high football coach begins as ‘Coach’ Sigler Jr. steps away
Wyoming Public Schools Athletic Director Ted Hollern could not give a specific timeframe for hiring a new coach but has game plan.
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Traffic Tuesday: Fender Benders
What information should you collect if you get into an accident this winter?
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Feeding America West Michigan, looking back and forward, on new episode of WKTV Journal In Focus
The local non-profit is looking back on “40 Years 40 Faces” and helping to feed those at risk of hunger after experiencing a 2020 that presented both challenges and opportunities.
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State’s COVID-19 response includes 15 percent increase in food assistance benefits by end of January
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) announced last week that “to help families affected by the COVID-19 pandemic”, those receiving food assistance benefits will receive an additional payment to their monthly amounts.
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