City of Wyoming
New Kent County ad campaign calls on residents to stay home for the holidays
The ad campaign is encouraging residents to stay home for the holidays and connect with friends and family through technology.
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WKTV’s 20th Annual Turkey Bowl cable channel fest returns Thanksgiving Day
High school sports fans can get their football fix this year as WKTV will broadcast 15 hours of games on our cable Channel 25. (Oh, ya. They are on demand as well!)
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Wyoming, Kentwood nonprofits among first to receive county violence prevention grants
Bethany Christian Services and the YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids have received Kent County grants funded by the federal CARES Act .
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Want a raffle ticket? Drop off a toy for this year’s Wyoming Gives Back
The toy collection will take place through Nov. 30 with prizes raffled during the live broadcast on Dec. 3.
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Metro Health restricts visitors from all locations
Starting today, visitors are allowed in the hospital or offsite locations.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: Odd/Even Parking, Part III
The answer to this week’s question on how many tickets officers wrote last year for odd/even parking enforcement.
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Kent County certifies general election results
Kent County clerk reaffirms confidence in accurate, secure, and transparency in the 2020 election process.
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WKTV Sports Connection checks in with Wyoming high basketball teams waiting for action
Visiting the WKTV studios are two coaches who have long histories of coaching success in Wyoming Public Schools, boys basketball coach Thom Vander Klay and girls basketball coach Troy Mast.
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KDL, Godfrey-Lee open East Lee’s first library
When KDL staff heard the news that Godfrey-Lee’s East Lee Campus had never had a library, they went into action.
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Traffic Tuesday: Odd/Even Parking, Part III
Wyoming police responded to almost 11,000 calls for service on odd/even parking enforcement last year. Can you guess how many tickets they wrote?
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Local state legislator, restaurant owner reacts to latest public health order’s impact
Rep. Tommy Brann, also a casual restaurant owner, is in a unique position when it comes to reacting to the latest public heath order set to close restaurants to inside dining.
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Wyoming deputy manager leaves to join Consumers Energy
Megan Sall Rydecki has been named the new community affairs manager for Kent County for Consumers Energy.
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COVID-19 drives Lee middle and high schools to go virtual until late January
Godfrey-Lee Public Schools announced today that the action was due to confirmed COVID-19 cases among the schools’ populations.
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