What's Up Wyoming

Wyoming Celebrates the 2020 Fourth of July with Fireworks

The threat of rain couldn't keep families from pouring in to the Rec Center parking lot to see Frozen II, played on the big screen Saturday, June 27.

Outdoor exercise holds a unique appeal in this age of social distancing.

Roughly 200 people gathered in Oak Park on June 19 to listen to local leaders, youth, and community members speak about racial injustice and promote solidarity.

What's Up Wyoming and the city want to help you re-discover the pleasure of doing business here in Wyoming with local business owners who put their heart and soul into their endeavors.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has forced some cancellations and alterations to the festivities, the City of Wyoming plans to celebrate July Fourth with the traditional parade and fireworks.

The City of Wyoming and the Wyoming Recreation Foundation will host a “Drive-In Movie Night” on Saturday, June 27 at the Wyoming Rec Center.

Monday's fireworks test will include one significant addition: an 8 minute, 46 second pause in honor of George Floyd.

Wyoming’s retail stores and services want shoppers to come back as they return to business – almost as usual – after the COVID shutdown.

As part of Hamilton County’s We Thrive public health initiative, Wyoming is partnering with the City of Reading for a weekly Farmer’s Market this summer,