City of Wyoming
Wyoming’s Spring Carnival set to kick off this Friday
The annual event, which will be similar to last year’s event, will run through May 1 at Lamar Park.
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Resources available for those processing the recent Patrick Lyoya tragedy
As people wait the results of the investigation of the April 4 shooting of Patrick Lyoya, several organizations share resources to help the community heal.
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Real estate market still red hot, but could slow down
According to a local expert, the combination of low interest rates and a smaller-than-traditional supply has lead to increases housing prices.
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Local non-profit, long an advocate for persons with disabilities, gains grant to expand service coverage
A federal grant will enable the organization to make “safety and functional home modifications” to meet the needs of low-income senior homeowners.
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WOOD-TV’s Jack Doles featured guest at program at Marge’s Donut Den
WOOD TV’s Jack Doles discusses his his recent experiences covering the Beijing Winter Olympics April 20 at Marge’s Donut Den.
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Reading program designed to get parents and children reading
The One Book, One County initiative is another tool that parents can use to help their children be successful at school.
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East Kentwood comes out on top at spring break FIRST robotics competition
Wyoming’s Demons made a great showing, coming in as a finalist, along with several other local teams snatching up top honors.
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Wyoming makes plans for its $13.1 million COVID relief funding
Following the U.S. Treasury guidelines for the ARPA funding, the City of Wyoming is looking at several possible projects such as water and sewer, equipping first responders, and affordable housing.
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Second storytelling night scheduled at The Stray for April
The second installment of the WKTV Voices Storytelling Projects has been set for April 15.
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Women’s History Month: Local businesswoman finds passion by taking a trip
A trip to Hawaii and a chance meeting with a local leader in travel lead to Lillian Vander Veen becoming a business owner.
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Group remembers migrant leader with social justice march
The Committee to Honor Cesar E. Chavez will host is annual remember march and luncheon today.
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Eyeing needs at junior high, Wyoming Public Schools seek district voter approval of ‘no property tax increase’ bond
As it did at the high school, the district is seeking to not only modernize the aging junior high but “transform” the educational setting for district students.
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May 3 proposal could double fire department staffing, reduce response times
“Right now, we don’t have enough firefighters in the City of Wyoming to enter a burning building,” said Chief Kim Koster during a recent informational meeting about the May 3 proposals.
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