What's Up Wyoming

Amidst all the dire warnings and stark news of spreading germs and temporary business closures or reduced services, a Wyoming group has offer to deliver meals from local restaurants or essential groceries from Kroger.

In light of recent guidelines for social distancing and local and state measures to combat the spread of coronavirus, the City of Wyoming has taken the following steps to keep residents safe

Sunday, March 8, the community celebrated the city's many cultures at the Wyoming Cultural Collaborative Fair.

As you stroll along Wyoming Avenue one picturesque spring day, your eyes may fall upon a street bench near 310 Wyoming Avenue: “James McIlwain - A Concerned Citizen”. It begs the question - “Who is he, and why was he concerned?”

On Sunday, February 23rd, the Madcap Puppets production of Pinocchio entertained the crowd of all ages at the Civic Center, with giant puppets and audience participation woven into the classic tale.

The Wyoming Youth Football Association (WYFA) will be making a return this fall season, giving students in grades three through six the chance to learn and play equipment football.

City officials leading the Village Green project will share their vision for the space and answer questions from Wyoming residents at two special Q&A sessions in March.

A City of Wyoming ordinance that restricts the carrying of guns in public places has been amended to comply with state law.

Wyoming bookstore and meeting space Book Blvd. will host a series of authors open to the public in the coming months.

Wyoming’s 2019 Citizens of the Year represent a broad swath of the community and showed once again how lucky Wyoming is to have such engaged and active residents.