What's Up Wyoming

After World War II, millions of returning GIs were ready to start families and find homes in the growing suburb of Wyoming.

Wyoming City Council has appointed an interim city manager to replace long-term leader Lynn Tetley, who recently announced her decision to retire from her post.

The variety of architecture in Wyoming enhances our community's charm and sense of history. The work of one local architect, Walter Cordes, adds a particular flair to Wyoming's architectural variety with his unique designs that ranged from Tudor Revival to Cape Cod to Modern.

Nowadays you may have to drive far to find a Sears, Roebuck & Company retail store, but houses built from Sears kits are easy to find here in Wyoming.

In Wyoming, vegetable plots popped up all over the city, while newcomers and veterans alike enjoyed the city’s recently relocated community gardens, too.

What's Up Wyoming is seeking photos of the creative ideas residents are employing to enjoy Halloween trick-or-treat in 2020.  

Get a map and walking directions to see seven homes on Wentworth Avenue, Wilmuth Avenue, Springfield Pike, and Burns Avenue that represent the architectural variety of the early 20th century

The Wyoming Fine Arts Center has announced Julie Collinsworth at their new Executive Director. 

Kindervelt #8 of Wyoming is offering their beautiful wreaths and greens for pre-order, with pickup or delivery available.

The City of Wyoming has doled out its annual beautification awards, recognizing nine homes this year for extraordinary efforts in urban forestry, landscaping and historic preservation.