What's Up Wyoming

Amidst all the chaos that has marked 2020, Wyoming still stood out in the eyes of others as a great place to live and go to school, as it once again accumulated an impressive array of accolades. 

In early December, Bill and Michele Fitzpatric discovered the rainbow colored pride flag they had flown for many months had been taken from their porch, burned and then left near the street.

Wyoming's first ever holiday light decorating contest - Get Lit! - was a big hit this year!

Visit the #WyoFavoriteThings website to purchase special local products you can pick up while you're out and about.

Wet weather early in the day threatened to make for a soggy evening Saturday during the annual Light Up Wyoming event sponsored by the Junior Woman's Club.

For many years families came to the doctor’s offices at the corner of Cooper and Crescent Avenue; soon, homes for seven families will rise on the site.

A local music group has created a special tribute to Kaia Grant, the 2005 WHS grad and former Springdale Police Officer who was killed in the line of duty March 21.

In this unprecedented year, the 2020 Wyoming Green Business Award winners are Sally L. Noble Architect, LLC and Sheldon Reder CPAs. 

After many months of upended celebrations, canceled camps, and other changes to deal with the coronavirus, Wyoming residents were determined to keep the Halloween spirit alive.

Volunteers from Wyoming’s Environmental Stewardship Commission and Urban Forestry & Beautification Commission gathered on a recent Saturday to maintain the rain garden at Wyoming High School.