City of Wyoming
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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Mel Trotter Ministries annual Thanksgiving banquet changing approach, location due to COVID
Mel Trotter Ministries will be collecting turkeys Nov. 18 at Celebration South and Celebration North.
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KDL returns to curbside, online service only starting Nov. 16
KDL officials announced that the decision was a move of caution to help keep people safe.
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Responding to COVID-19 numbers, Wyoming Public Schools move to remote learning through end of month
Over the past week, the district has had at least 20 new COVID-19 cases, and significantly increasing numbers of individuals who are in self-quarantine.
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Wyoming Gives Back goes virtual with Santa visits, prize drawings
Residents can drop off toys to local businesses and turn into the live Dec. 3 event to see if they won any of the many prizes.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: Odd/Even Parking
What happens when a vehicle is in violation of the city’s odd/even parking rule?
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Division United Project Team hosts free neighborhood development lecture
Discussion on what Division Avenue could be will continue on Nov. 19 in a virtual lecture open to residents.
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Aquinas College helps Chamber members with one barrier to returning to school
Aquinas College offers Wyoming Kentwood Area Chamber members a tuition discount.
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Wyoming Kentwood Chamber cancels Santa Parade
After considering the current COVID-19 numbers and future projects, organizers decided to cancel the parade.
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Small coffee shop, industry group welcomes Kent County move to make ‘cup o’ joe’ recyclable
Kent County announced this week that it had become one of a growing number of Michigan communities to add coated paper cups — both hot and cold beverage cups — to its recycling program.
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As pandemic continues, The Rapid bus services adapt to continue safe travels
As the community has moved forward and adapted during the pandemic, its public transit system has done the same with cleaning procedures and safety protocols for its buses and the citizens who ride them daily.
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Traffic Tuesday Question: Odd/Even Parking
What happens when a vehicle is in violation of the city’s odd/even parking rule?
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Kent County opens election sign recycling site
Recycling site, located at the Kent County Recycling and Education Center, will be open through the end of the month.
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Wyoming plants trees near right of ways of three local parks
The City of Wyoming planted twelve trees throughout three neighborhood parks as a part of an ongoing effort to enhance Wyoming parks.
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Election 2020: Local state representatives gain re-election in 77th, 72nd districts
Republican state representatives Tommy Brann in the 77th district and Steve Johnson in the 72nd will be returning to Lansing for their third terms.
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