City of Wyoming
The Rapid celebrates Transit Workers Appreciation Day
The Rapid is seeking positive stories to share on its social media to celebration the day.
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Traffic Tuesday: When you can feel the noise
What should residents do if their neighbor is too noisy?
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Kent County DPW announces temporary closure of Wealthy Street recycling station
The Wealthy Street recycling drop-off station and electronics drop-off site will be closed beginning March 26.
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City of Wyoming designated Tree City USA for fourth year in a row
Despite the pandemic, the Tree Commission was able to continue its efforts to expand the city’s tree canopy.
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After four months, Wyoming Senior Center reopens
Wyoming resident Tina Packer’s “yeah” sums up the delight of many about the reopening of the Wyoming Senior Center.
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Wyoming Lee Cheer Team: The stuff Legends are made of
Happy to finish out their final year together, the Wyoming Lee cheer team is taking charge of the season.
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WKTV Sports Connection welcomes Lee athletic director to talk all things Legends
What’s new with the Legends includes a planned athletic conference change, some long-awaited continuity in their coaching staff, and infrastructure bond measure passed last year and what it will mean for Lee teams and programs.
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Carlton Brewster, a familiar face in Wyoming football circles, named Wolves head football coach
At Kalamazoo Central, Brewster also served as “Character Development Coach” and at Wyoming high he will also serve as Dean of Students.
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Kroc Center will offer limited spring break activities
The Kroc Center won’t be hosting thousands of people this spring break, but will have limited opportunities for groups.
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Wyoming staff, leaders celebrate Reading Month by sharing stories
About two dozen city staff and leaders are being featured on WKTV and the city’s Facebook page, sharing stories and encouraging students to celebrate reading.
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Snapshots: Busy week? WKTV Journal news stories you might have missed
We brought you news of Wyoming and Kentwood city government actions, Kent County battling lead exposure issues, and lowering the age requirement for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Traffic Tuesday Answer: The K-9 Officers
There have been police K-9s working with handlers at WYDPs since 1988. Can you name the current four?
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Kent County prepares for expanded vaccination eligibility
Beginning March 22, vaccine eligibility will further expand to include all Michiganders 50 years of age and older.
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