City of Wyoming
Spring is coming as John Ball Zoo announces annual hiring event
The John Ball Zoo’s annual hiring event is set for Thursday, Feb. 10 at the zoo’s ballroom.
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What can be recycled in Kent County, and how to do it — COVID-19 at-home tests
We asked the Kent County Department of Public Works to find out what to do with the various parts of COVID-19 home test kits.
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Grant supports ‘farm to cafeteria’ movement
State-run grant program is helping to connect local schools to Michigan farmers for fresh, home-grown produce. Applications for the program are now open until Feb. 11.
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WKTV Voices brings live storytelling to the Wyoming, Kentwood communities
About 13 local residents have signed up to participate in the first WKTV Voices’ Storytelling Project which will be at The Stray Cafe on Feb. 24.
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Wyoming boys basketball team ready for second half of OK Green schedule, playoff stretch drive
The Wolves are 7-5 overall, 4-3 and third in OK standings, but they are not done improving and getting in tournament shape.
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Wyoming hosts informational meetings on proposed income tax, millage reduction proposals
The City of Wyoming will be hosting its first income tax informational meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 2.
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Chamber celebrates local businesses as it has its first annual meeting in two years
It was an evening of celebrations as the Wyoming Kentwood Area Chamber of Commerce recognized local businesses and honored former president and CEO Bob O’Callaghan.
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What can be recycled in Kent County, and how to do it — Holiday light strings
We asked the Kent County Department of Public Works to find out what to do with those annoying strings of holiday lights that no longer work.
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Veterans millage ‘continuation’ plans takes step forward after Kent County subcommittee meeting
The decision to take the millage request to the voters would eventually need to be approved by the full Board of Commissioners.
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Wyoming starts off 2022 with an expansion in manufacturing, new housing development opens
Padnos announce expansion in Wyoming while Granger Group welcomes first residents of its Reserve Flats development.
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Y program helps lift weights – both physical and mental – for those who are cancer survivors
Local resident Tami Groothuis, a cancer survivor, found a way to give back though the Livestrong program while remaining active.
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Wyoming Public Safety responds to two early morning fires
No one was injured at either fire but there was extensive damages to the structures.
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Readers download a record one million books from KDL in 2021
The ongoing COVID pandemic hasn’t stopped Kent County residents from reading library books, but it has influenced the way they get them.
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