A total of 270,664 participants were counted across the 28 sports for which the MHSAA sponsors postseason tournaments – a 0.97-percent increase from 2022-23 and despite a 1.8-percent decrease in MHSAA member school enrollment. (Image Courtesy, pixabay.com)
Commercial building fire in the 2600 block of Prairie Street SW contained and extinguished on Aug. 4.
By WKTV Staff deborah@wktv.org Aviation Electronics Technician 2nd Class Theodore Vandenhout, a native of Grand Rapids, MI, disconnects the cables of an [Read More]
Well-known among young readers throughout the state for his Michigan Chillers and American Chillers book series, Johnathan Rand believes in the power of storytelling.
Battle Ground JKD is dedicated to ensuring women and children are able to protect themselves from senseless acts of violence.
Beginning July 10, the Concert series will feature a variety of local musicians and creative meals from the retirement community’s food truck.
The annual event includes a full day of activities for all ages and interests, including a pancake breakfast, 5K race, parade, carnival, fireworks show and more.
By WKTV Staff deborah@wktv.org Lake + Valley, a new lifestyle brand from the GVSU Laker Store, captures more than just the essence of [Read More]
By WKTV Staff deborah@wktv.org One year ago, the Kent County Health Department (KCHD), in partnership with the Michigan Department of Health and Human [Read More]
Local business owner invites all ages to begin their fitness journey with a free fitness event featuring activities and demonstrations.
Celebrate the start of summer and help impact our youth with the annual Wyoming Carnival!
Whorled brings diverse musical backgrounds and influences, resulting in a rich and eclectic sound.
By WKTV Staff deborah@wktv.org Paws With A Cause (PAWS) is inviting all golf-enthusiasts to par-tee with PAWS Dogs on the golf course this [Read More]
WKTV Managing Editor Cris Greer captures Lake Michigan waves at South Haven’s North Beach Pier.
Mario Moore’s Revolutionary Times exhibit celebrates Black power and resistance – and can be found at the Grand Rapids Art Museum (GRAM) through August 18.
The festival features food trucks, live music, sports tournaments and more, in the area around City Hall, 4900 Breton Ave. SE.
The Acrisure Amphitheater groundbreaking ceremony took place May 21 at the 17-acre construction site.
Care Cardinal of Byron Center invites the community to enjoy the Byron Center Farmers Market beginning in May, and summer kickoff event in June.
This seven-foot hummingbird mosaic, made of 10,000 hand-painted LEGO bricks, and its 10-foot hand-painted backdrop can be found at KDL’s Wyoming Branch.
The all-ages, all-abilities event will kick off with packet pickup at 9 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, 355 48th St. SE, followed by a “Show Your Mettle” photo at 9:45 a.m. The race begins at 10 a.m.
Community members can vote to double the Make More Happen Award amount and help even more children in need.
The $7 million reconstruction, resurfacing and maintenance program has been approved by the City Commission and includes improvements to approximately 41.24 lane miles of major and local roads.
By GVSU Grand Vally State University‘s Department of Physics will be hosting an eclipse viewing event on April 8, from 1:30 – [Read More]
The Women’s City Club provides a century of community service and impact while overcoming decades of challenges.
The Flights of Fantasy anthology is currently accepting submissions – writers of all ages are invited to contribute!
Four simple steps can save lives – find out how to BE NICE.
Those seeking mental health and/or substance abuse treatment are being targeted with fraudulent scam ads, delaying needed care.
Experience more than 60 species of butterflies and moths from around the globe at the Butterflies Are Blooming exhibit!
Several counties are eligible for FEMA assistance after tornados, storms and flooding cause extensive property damage.
The event takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Jaycee Park, 1088 Gentian Drive SE. It also includes a ribbon cutting for Jaycee Park improvements.
Border Cantos/Sonic Border exhibit addresses the complexities of immigration and provides a platform for discussion.
By Brian Vernellis GVSU University Communications An annual report released by Grand Valley State University’s Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy examines the [Read More]
By Deborah Reed WKTV Managing Editor deborah@wktv.org Robel Abebe, senior at East Kentwood High School, performed with the All-State Jazz Band at the 19th annual [Read More]
Upcoming SNF show celebrates Black comedians.
Local nonprofit is determined to bring Christmas cheer to thousands of West Michigan children despite loss of gifts.
