Tag: Wyoming

Beautiful weather and a full moon - not to mention plenty of great food, games, and a popular movie - made for a perfect evening for Pics on the Pike Friday, July 27.

The family aquatic center turned into an island paradise for a few hours last month as the 12th Annual Luau Party took place. 

A happy crowd of dogs and dog lovers gathered at the Wyoming Village Green for Wyoming’s fourth annual Yappy Hour on July 18. 

It was a battle in the pool July 16-17 as Wyoming hosted more than 700 swimmers from neighboring municipal pool swim teams for the annual Northern Suburban Swim League Championships.

The variety of architecture in Wyoming gives our community its charm and sense of history. One local architect, Walter Cordes, designed over 40 homes in Wyoming during the 20th century, with an impressive range of styles.

Across the city, residents braved temperatures in the 90s to turn out for the July 4th festivities.

It’s July 4. It’s hot. It’s humid. So what do you do? You get down in the mud and over the obstacles at the Muddy Pig Fun Run, of course!

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.