City of Wyoming
Mentors guided Erickson down the path to becoming Wyoming’s new public works director
One encouraged him to apply, one encouraged him to seek accreditation, and another passed on his wisdom and knowledge, according to Myron Erickson.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: Burnouts in the parking lot
The answer to the burnouts in the parking lot question.
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Separating fact from fiction: the longterm health impacts from COVID-19
What are the long-term impacts of COVID-19, a medical expert from Metro Health – University of Michigan Health weights in.
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Popular local bluegrass group wraps up Sounds of Summer season
Lare Williams and the New Direction will close out the Sounds of Summer this Thursday at Cutler Park.
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Local United Way and county non-profit COVID-19 grants on latest WKTV Journal In Focus
Heart of West Michigan United Way’s Shannon Blackmon-Gardner talks about why the grant fund is important to non-profits and to the community.
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Traffic Tuesday: Burnouts in the parking lot
This week’s question focuses on burnouts in the parking lot.
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Wyoming Police looking for four missing children
The four children were last seen July 26, 2020 near the area of Prairie Park, 2250 Prairie Parkway SW.
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Wyoming high to bid farewell to 2020 seniors with special live, WKTV livestream ceremony
The ceremony will be accessible in-person for only 2020 seniors and family, but it will be available on radio and on a Facebook livestream feed with video provided by WKTV Community media.
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Insurance helps cover lost of Wyoming police cars
Chief Kim Koster said countywide police cooperative still an important part of keeping the community safe.
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WKTV Journal Sports Connection debuts with past, present, future of South Christian athletics
On its inaugural episode, WKTV volunteer sports announcers talk with Curt Copeland and David Kool, the old and new athletic directors at the school.
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Sen. Peters to tour Wyoming’s Total Plastics International to discuss federal COVID-19 business support
Sen. Peters will visit Total Plastics International Friday, July 24, in a non-public event to “highlight work to support businesses adapting to challenges posed by COVID-19.”
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Next in line in the Sounds of Summer concert series is Dusty Chaps
This week Dusty Chaps gives the Sounds of Summer a country music feel.
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Local high schools readying for ‘traditional’ fall sports scheduling after MHSAA decision
Local high school football teams can begin on-field practice in early August, as usual, and games will be played starting the week of Aug. 24. But …
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