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“CHIHULY at Meijer Gardens” exhibition reveals intimate look into artist’s vision; features decades of groundbreaking art
Presented by Macatawa Bank and running until Nov. 1, 2026, CHIHULY features works of nationally acclaimed artist Dale Chihuly across the 158-acre outdoor landscapes of Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park. (WKTV/Deborah Reed/2026)
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Sweet Adelines place second in regional contest; advance to International competition in Seattle
Their high finish advanced them to the International Competition in Oct. 2027 in Seattle. (Photo: WKTV/Colleen Pierson)
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Kentwood invites community to Kickoff to Summer Celebration on Saturday, June 6
The celebration features food trucks, live music and more. (Photo: City of Kentwood: Used with Permission)
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Kentwood Police and two other agencies execute search warrant Thursday on South Division in ongoing narcotics investigation
Officers also recovered two handguns in the operation. There are no outstanding suspects related to this investigation, and there is no ongoing threat to the public.
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Local Sports Update
Tri-unity boys begin quest to return to Breslin Center
After three-straight trips to the state championship game, including a title in 2022, the Defenders prepare for yet another run. (Photo Courtesy, Becky Rillema)
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South Christian football falls three yards short of state title repeat at Ford Field; Harper Woods 33, Sailors 27
Once again, quarterback Carson Vis (30-for-44 passing with 441 yards) and receiver Jake Vermaas (10 catches for 196 yards) led the way.
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Sailors stop Portland in state semis; going for back-to-back titles Saturday at Ford Field
Look inside for two cool videos of South Christian touchdowns.
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South Christian uses fast start to beat Big Rapids 55-35 for regional title; “Probably best half we’ve played all year,” said Coach Brown
The Sailors scored 41 points in the first quarter on their way to another regional crown.
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Detroit Tigers legend Denny McLain signs autographs at Lee’s 18th Annual Sports Card Show; nearly $200,000 raised through the years
Lee baseball Coach Ty Emelander (left) with Detroit Tigers legend Denny McLain. Look inside for a cool video of the Stubby Overmire Sports Card Show and Silent Auction held on Nov. 4.
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Get Ready for the City of Wyoming’s Spring Carnival!
Families are invited to Lamar Park to enjoy carnival rides, food, games and prizes April 11 – 20.
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East Kentwood and Wyoming robotics teams align to take second in district in a jam-packed gym last weekend; West Catholic wins trophy
Red Storm Robotics (pictured) aligned with the Wyoming Demons and Gull Lake Twisted Devils to finish second in the FIRST In Michigan District Kentwood Event presented by Dematic. (Photo Courtesy, FIRST Robotics, Phillip Place)
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PAWS highlights increasing need for service dogs for children with autism
Paws With A Cause highlights ways people can support the effort to place more dogs with the children who need them.
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Kent County Health Department vigilant as measles cases show up across the country
A disease more associated with the 20th century is showing up across America this past winter and early spring, and while cases are rare in Michigan, the public needs to be aware that measles is making a comeback. (Photo Courtesy, pxhere.com)
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Local students Aurora Leon-Mull and Finnick Coburn win annual Women’s City Club Impact Award
The annual Impact Award inspires leadership in students as they identify how others have influenced them to attain their own personal excellence.
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