Tag: Rusty Herzog

The City of Wyoming welcomed new public works director Rob Nicolls earlier this year, its first new leader in the department in nearly two decades.

On July 22 Wyoming City Council announced that Acting City Manager Rusty Herzog was hired as the new City Manager for Wyoming

Through the generosity of a local resident and careful city budgeting, all police officers in uniform at the Wyoming Police Department are now wearing body cameras. 

In early December, Bill and Michele Fitzpatric discovered the rainbow colored pride flag they had flown for many months had been taken from their porch, burned and then left near the street.

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.

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”.

Questions about the function of local government bodies have been circulating recently after misinformation spread in some parts of Wyoming regarding how local commissions are formed and how they operate.

Ah, spring. The flowers are blooming, the air is warm and pleasant…and the orange barrels are back along Springfield Pike. The Ohio Department of...

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

Wyoming’s Springfield Pike reconstruction project reached a major milestone this week: the completion of phase one.