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Kentwood voters approve Police and Fire millage increase
The funding will enable Kentwood’s Police and Fire departments to hire additional staff members, make necessary vehicle replacements and complete critical equipment upgrades in order to maintain response times and meet growing needs for police, fire and emergency medical services.
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West Michigan economy continues modest growth, shows promise
A survey of West Michigan businesses and managers conducted by a GVSU researcher shows a promising trend of modest economic growth for the region.
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Ford International Airport fuels West Michigan growth, generating $7.7 billion annually in economic activity
A new Economic Impact Study in partnership with Grand Valley State University reveals Ford Airport’s Influence in the region. Check out the details inside.
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Business owner Wylea Griggs leans on technology and personal mental health challenges to treat patients
Wylea Griggs, founder and owner of Quantum Mental Health Wellness Center, poses with her Theta Chamber. (WKTV/Cris Greer)
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Local Sports Update
South Christian baseball team challenging for top spot in OK Gold
South Christian junior Davis Kemper fired a no-hitter against Cedar Springs last week. (Courtesy, Travis Kuhfeldt)
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Wyoming senior Kalani Stowe reaches 600-strikeout record
Stowe became the first softball pitcher in Wyoming history to eclipse the 600-strikeout mark last week in a win over Comstock Park, registering 19-Ks that game. (Photo Courtesy, Marty Marzean)
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South Christian girls soccer team ranked fourth in Division 3
South Christian forward Alexa Boersma (5) scored nine goals in the first 11 games of the season. (Photo Courtesy, Brian Nitz)
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Three residences and a vehicle damaged in May 4 shooting in Kentwood
At approximately 3:10 p.m. Saturday, the Kentwood Police Department responded to the area of 48th St. and Victoria Ave., on reports of a shooting. No victims were located, and no injuries were reported.
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Care Resources helps older adults remain at home as long as safely possible
Care Resources provides wraparound support services to assist older adults in maintaining their independence to avoid nursing homes. (Photo Courtesy, Care Resources)
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Sunday Night Funnies sixth annual Kingpin of Comedy competition begins May 12
Who will earn the title of Funniest Person in Wyoming? Find out at the annual Kingpin of Comedy Competition, beginning May 12!
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Changing lives: Kent County women give back to the community in big ways
West Michigan women have come together to help local non-profit groups.
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Wyoming Concerts in the Park 2024 Lineup!
The 2024 Concerts in the Park performances will showcase local favorites along with other Michigan musicians.
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