What's Up Wyoming

Wyoming residents kicked off the summer season on June 6 with the first of the City of Wyoming’s 2018 Summer Groovin’ Concert Series.

Two recent events helped to lure more Wyoming residents "into the streets" this month as they enjoyed their neighbors and some friendly and inspirational open air shopping at the Women Out & About event and the Wyoming Art Show.

The homes built in Wyoming from 1900 to 1940 show a tremendous range of architectural styles. This article is third in a series about Wyoming’s architectural variety.

Wyoming's manicured yards and numerous flowering trees make for some lovely scenery at this time of year.

Wyoming High School received national recognition again this year from U. S. News & World Report in its annual ranking of high schools nationwide – named the No. 2 high school in the state and earning a gold medal.

On a spring day 157 years ago, Robert Reily called a meeting of his neighbors to be held in his home, Twin Oaks, for the purpose of naming the village that was rapidly developing

Kat Schaefer had always wanted a nearby playground for her four kids to walk to from her home on Chestnut Avenue.  Saturday, her wish was granted. 

On a brilliant spring morning, with sketchbooks and drawing boards in hand, artists from a local urban sketch group took up positions along Burns and Worthington Avenues.

Coworking is growing in popularity, and Wyoming would like to know if residents might be interested in this type of opportunity at the Civic Center.

Reflecting its heritage as Cincinnati's first true suburb, Wyoming is one of the first suburbs outside of the county seat to enter into an agreement with the Greater Cincinnati Energy Alliance (GCEA) that will allow our residents to participate in GCEA’s “Solarize Cincy” and “Get Efficient” programs.