What's Up Wyoming

After 30 years in Wyoming’s Business District, Robby Brookins of Robby’s Quality Alterations says he’s happy fate brought him here.

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. 

The perspective shared by local residents on this year’s snowmageddon 2021 through photography is keeping our hearts full and our thoughts warm!

The Junior Women’s Club of Wyoming (JWC) will hold an online poker fundraiser in lieu of their annual Charity Euchre Tournament.

Wyoming’s Environmental Stewardship Commission would like to learn more about how storm water run-off affects local homeowners.

A new art show, organized by Wyoming Community In Action, A.R.T. Gallery, Paradigm Home Design, and the Wyoming Community Foundation aims to explore and challenge unconscious bias.

Over the past eight months, the community has watched as unused green space at the Wyoming Recreation Center property was transformed into two new multi-use turf athletic fields.

Amidst all the chaos that has marked 2020, Wyoming still stood out in the eyes of others as a great place to live and go to school, as it once again accumulated an impressive array of accolades. 

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's first ever holiday light decorating contest - Get Lit! - was a big hit this year!