Snapshots: WKTV Journal-produced videos you might have missed

By WKTV Staff

ken@wktv.org

Quote of the Day

“We wanted to find something a little more competitive for our kids … We wanted to make it a more equitable playing field for our student athletes.”

Jason Faasse, Godfrey-Lee Public Schools athletic director

On why the Legends will be moving to a new conference for 2021-22

See video here.

Talking with a leader about ‘Black leadership’

WKTV Journal In Focus recently talked with Kent County Commissioner Robert Womack, who late last year was named to co-chair Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s new state initiative, the Black Leadership Advisory Council. Go here for the story.

Dr. Afriyie Randle

Talking with ‘Dr. Randle’ about dementia

In a recent “Medical Moments with Dr. Randle”, she talked about the different stages of Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia, and how early detection can help in assuring your loved one is cared for properly. Go here for the story.

Feeding America West Michigan currently owns 30 trucks, that drove about 418,000 miles in 2019, according to the organization. (Feeding America WM)

Talking with a local non-profit ‘Feeding America’

During a recent visit to the studio of WKTV Journal In Focus, Feeding America West Michigan looked back on 40 years of helping to feed those at risk of hunger after experiencing a 2020 that presented both challenges and opportunities. Go here for the story.

(Not so) Fun Fact:

20

There are at least 20 invasive species of plants being battled in Kent County by landowners and the Kent Conservation District. Jessie Schulte, of the Kent Conservation District, worked with WKTV to explain the problem and a District-led strike force. Video on the issue.

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