What's Up Wyoming

Shop Wyoming virtually and enjoy a choice of drive in movies at the Rec Center parking lot.

Wyoming Mayor Thaddeus Hoffmeister sweetened a little lesson in government with treats this past Saturday for a small group of students in grades six through 12.

A total of 29,020 pounds, or 14.51 tons was salvaged by residents through the one-day Upcycle event.

To help you appreciate the city's charming variety of homes during your outings, What's Up Wyoming has updated six posts on the significant architecture styles in Wyoming, with suggested walking tours to see specific homes described in each post.

Wyoming’s Hike/Bike Trail now includes a story you can follow along with as you walk.

You may not be familiar with the Wyoming Recreation Foundation, but its role in the city is becoming an increasingly important part of everyday life.

To recognize Bob Wettengel’s many years of service to the community, the City of Wyoming held a dedication ceremony on August 29, 2020 to officially name the Springfield Pike and Wyoming Avenue intersection as “Bob’s Corner”.

On September 11, the day before Junk Day pickup, the city is hosting its first Upcycle Day. Thanks to partnerships with Reuse Center, Junk King, and Goodwill, residents will be able to drop off items at the lot across from Gabby’s Café

Shop Wyoming retail from the comfort of your couch in a special event Sept. 12-13 - Shop Wyoming Virtual Retail Weekend. 

A special virtual event on Thursday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. will highlight how a new Recreation Foundation Endowment will help propel the City of Wyoming into the future