Ohio public radio faces an uncertain future as Congress cuts funding
Ohio is set to lose $13.3 million in funding for public radio.
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Miami University Board of Trustees discusses tuition changes and Senate Bill 1 at board meetings
Miami University’s Board of Trustees met on June 26-27 to discuss tuition and enrollment changes, updates to capital projects and broad changes that the university will adopt in the near future to comply with Senate Bill 1.
TOPSS will not operate cold shelter for upcoming winter; OASH in talks to take over
Executive Director Sherry Martin said a number of factors went into making this decision, including finances, staffing and an ineffective model.
New TOPSS facility, OATS land expansion and parking fees discussed at City Council meeting
Suzy Hummel spoke to city council on July 15 about a new facility at TOPSS on 5455 College Corner Pike.
Oxford Parks and Recreation Department hosts Freedom Festival on July 3
The Oxford Freedom Festival occurred on July 3 and was organized by the Parks and Recreation Department, including first-year director Chad Smith.
Council hears ordinances regarding development of senior housing
Oxford City Council heard the first readings of two ordinances that would rezone 2.71 acres at 6099 Fairfield Road for the development of senior housing at the July 1 meeting.
Free Press wins one first-place and two second-place awards at Ohio SPJ contest
Founding Editor Sean Scott earned first place in the public service and social issues reporting category, second in best feature and shared a second-place award with past intern Stella Powers for shared coverage of Issue 2.