City of Wyoming
Local foster agencies make plea for public assistance during foster home crisis
On Sunday, there will be a workshop at Wyoming High School focused on the foster home need.
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UofM Health West Farmer’s Market set to open tomorrow
About 35 vendors will be at the opening for the University of Michigan Health – West’s Farmer’s Market, which officially opens tomorrow.
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Wyoming resident Roger Munyon creates successful card game, fulfilling lifelong dream
Munyon’s card game “Trashed” recently was accepted for distribution by Winning Moves Games and won a Toy Insider award.
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Another way to offer love: Art Legacy helps hospice patients create lasting memories
Art Legacy is designed to encourage self-expression while assisting with symptom management, supporting memories and providing connection.
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A picture perfect day brought the cars out for Metro Cruise’s annual dust off
The parking lot of the Wyoming Moose Lodge was packed this Saturday as car owners and car lovers came out to enjoy some new and old classics.
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Metro Cruise Dust Off set for this Saturday
It’s the first classic car event of the season with lots of information up this year’s Metro Cruise and the Miss Metro Cruise competition.
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Godwin students’ work is featured in one-night only exhibit at The Stray
Area residents have the chance to check out the work of some local young artists at the popular venue.
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Voters turn down city proposals, pass Wyoming Public Schools bond millage renewal
The city’s income tax proposal is rejected by voters while Wyoming Public Schools’ $24.9 million bond proposal passes.
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Voters head to the polls Tuesday for two city proposals and one Wyoming School district request
City seeks an income tax and decrease in property tax, while Wyoming Public Schools seeks a no increase bond millage at Tuesday’s special election.
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Wyoming’s continued growth does not just impact schools, but city services such as fire
A local fire department handles a lot more than fires, but anything that involves safety from wires down to gas spills.
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Wyoming’s Arbor Day event set to honor longtime resident with planting at Kelloggsville High School
Described as “the mighty oak” of the Wyoming Tree Commission, Jim Ward will be remembered this Thursday with a special tree planting and program at Kelloggsville High School.
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Kent County official praises plan to repair state bridges
By Sydney BowlerCapital News Service LANSING – From 2017 to 2021, the number of bridges in poor condition in Michigan increased from 1,146 to 1,240, [Read More]
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Proposed income tax could provide sustainable capital improvement funding for Wyoming’s parks
For the City of Wyoming to meet its Capital Replacement Plan over the next nine years, it would need an average of $600,000 per year.
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