‘This one hammered down’: City staff and residents dig Oxford out after snowstorm
More than two dozen city staff assisted in Oxford's snow removal efforts in the wake of Winter Storm Blair, which dropped more than half a foot of snow in town.
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Oxford extends alley development moratorium, considers further deer management actions
City Council has once again extended an alley lot development moratorium as the Planning Commission considers solutions to public service challenges posed by the lots.
2025 begins with multiple thefts and assaults in Oxford
Multiple suspects are facing felony charges for a series of unrelated assaults and thefts in Oxford in the first days of the new year.
Looking to get active this year? Here's where to start in Oxford
Health and fitness goals are by far the most common New Years resolutions. Oxford has a range of options for people looking to start their fitness journeys in 2025.
Oxford has allocated the last of its American Rescue Plan funds. Where has the money gone?
Oxford has used pandemic-era relief funds to support housing and economic development projects, offer aid to local organizations, improve on the courthouse's AV systems and more in the past four years.
Barker ornaments gave Oxford its own unique Christmas tradition
For seven decades, the Barker family made wooden ornaments that delighted Oxford residents. Even after the business closed, people continued to search for Barker ornaments to add to their collections.
Miami plans to create new quantum computing major
The Miami University Board of Trustees approved a program in quantum computing which will now go to the state for final approval.