What's Up Wyoming

Years of man-made impact on Cilley Creek, which runs through Stearns Woods to the Mill Creek, were reversed after the Environmental Stewardship Commission and the Mill Creek Alliance used grant money to restore the natural flow of the creek

Sears offered hundreds of house designs in their Model Home catalogs and sold over 75,000 kits across the US during the years 1908-1940.

Wyoming elementary students helped add to the City’s total recycling yield, making the city greener, and the City gave back to the kids by way of an innovative new environmental mini-grant program.

Pics on the Pike had to be moved indoors at the Civic Center, but fun was still had by all. 

The Wyoming Farmers’ Market celebrates its twelfth year with a new location at the south parking lot at Friendship United Methodist Church

Among elementary schools in Greater Cincinnati, Wyoming’s three elementary schools have earned spots among the top 10 primary schools in the metropolitan area

June 13th was Touch-a-Truck at the Wyoming Recreation Center.

Wyoming celebrated the new look and new vibe at the Civic Center, with help from the latest innovation - a liquor license. 

Independence Day begins with the Wyoming 4th of July Parade through town. Neighborhoods, streets, families, and civic groups march to show their take on this year’s theme, “America’s Super Heroes.”

A paved path from Wyoming all the way to Winton Woods could be open as soon as 2020.