What's Up Wyoming

The city and What's Up Wyoming wants 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

After more than two months of shutdown due to the COVID-19 crisis, the Wyoming Recreation Center will open again June 1 with a new set of operating procedures to keep guests as safe as possible while the pandemic continues.

Thanks to the consideration of local business owner Dina Jacquemin of Sew Many Things, Wyoming's Public Works Crew have personal protective equipment in the form of fabric face masks to keep them safe.

As Governor DeWine allowed restaurants to reopen for outdoor dining on May 16, Wyoming residents ventured outdoors to enjoy food and beverages at local establishments.

If working from home has you feeling a little hemmed in, you can now take your laptop to Wyoming’s Village Green and enjoy a little fresh air while you take care of business

Masks in place and six feet apart, the residents of East Mills Avenue turned out for their neighborhood art show, in lieu of the canceled Wyoming Art Show.

Wyoming's teachers made sure the senior class of 2020 felt honored and cheered with a special parade through the community to pay tribute to...

On May 15, retail shops and restaurants will turn the lights on once again and greet customers!

The spirit and ideals of the Wyoming Art Show are still at work in the community, from public art projects to the scholarship competition to a neighborhood display of works by artists young and old.

Senior students and their parents were encouraged to celebrate "2020 and Beyond" and announce their plans to pursue college, the military, job training, or a gap year through yard signs and porch decorations displayed on May 1.