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,
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.