Wyoming is a city in the Mill Creek Valley of Hamilton County, Ohio. In the 19th century, settlers began developing Springfield Pike through the area that would become Wyoming. With the completion of the Miami & Erie Canal in the late 1820s, the area was opened to growth and industry. In 1861, the settlement was named for a place in Pennsylvania that was called Wyoming, and the community became a village in 1874, growing to become a city in 1949.
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Wyoming is located in the Mill Creek Valley of Ohio. Its history and a profile of the city are offered on the official municipal site, along with contacts and an overview of the city manager’s office, council, boards, commissions, and departments, along with a business guide.
http://www.wyoming.oh.us/
Presbyterian Church of Wyoming
PCW offers two traditional services and one contemporary service each Sunday at its facilities in Wyoming, Ohio. A calendar of programs and upcoming events, information about its preschool, and audio/video are available.
http://pcwyoming.org/
The annual event is held on the third Sunday in May, along the streets of Wyoming, Ohio, featuring regional fine arts exhibitors, music, food offerings, and children’s activities. Its schedules and a list of exhibitors are put forward.
http://wyomingartshow.org/
Directions and a weekly schedule of worship services and other programs are published, along with its office hours, calendar, and an overview of the ministries and activities of the Wyoming, Ohio church.
http://wyomingbc.homestead.com/
The Wyoming City School District serves PK-12th grade students in Wyoming, Ohio, operating three primary schools, a middle school, and high school, each of which are profiled here, with a school calendar and schedule of extracurricular activities, staff directory, and support organizations.
http://www.wyomingcityschools.org/
A map shows the coverage area of the Wyoming Fire-EMS, which offers fire suppression, fire prevention and investigation, hazardous materials response, basic rescue, and advanced and basic life support to the City of Wyoming, Ohio, and other communities requesting assistance. Its services, capabilities, and community events are outlined, and several photographs are featured.
http://wyohfire.org/
The golf club in Wyoming, Ohio has been around for more than a hundred and twenty years. The club house, golf course, and amenities are featured, and members may log into a private area of the site to reserve tee times, and others may join through the site.
https://secure.wyomingohiogolfclub.com/
Established in 1934, the pastry and coffee shop is located on Wyoming Avenue. Its location, hours of operation, products, and availability for special events are outlined or posted on the site.
http://www.wyomingpastryshop.com/
A map shows the location of the shoe repair store in downtown Wyoming, Ohio, and its services and merchandise are highlighted, with store hours and contact data.
http://www.wyomingshoe.com/
Wyoming Youth Football Association
The WYFA is a non-profit, charitable, volunteer organization in Wyoming, Ohio. Its teams, schedules, field directions, practice information, equipment and uniform requirements, and game information are presented, with contacts for offices of the association.
http://www.wyomingfootball.org/
Organized as a non-profit social service agency, the organization is a partnership between the City of Wyoming, the Wyoming Board of Education, Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board, Junior Woman’s Club of Wyoming, Wyoming PSA, and community leaders. Its services and staff are featured, and its business hours are posted.
http://www.wyomingyouthservices.com/
