TOPSS provides resources for homeless individuals in Oxford
“In a car without AC, you're really just in a metal box getting heated up by the sun … just keeping hydrated is a big struggle.”
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Oxford housing restriction draws support, opposition ahead of November election
Supporters say removing the restriction could expand housing options, while opponents worry about development, parking and the character of the Mile Square
Oxford voters will decide in November whether to remove a decades-old restriction on housing development in the Mile Square (MS), a proposal that has drawn both support
Recap: Miami football opens home slate with dominant 45-7 win against Holy Cross Crusaders
“To come out and just play our offense – and defense played great – this is what it’s supposed to be, Miami football. This is what we want to put on the TV. This is what we work so hard to display to everybody.”
New count shows slight decline in Oxford’s homeless population
Local expert explains why data might be inaccurate
This year’s Point-in-Time (PIT) Count through the Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio (COHHIO) shows a decline in the homeless population in Butler County overall, including in the City of Oxford, compared to last year.
But Deb Wells,
What to know about the delegation from Dubno, Ukraine coming to Oxford this month
Delegates from Oxford’s sister city will spend Sept. 16-26 in Ohio
Six delegates from Oxford’s sister city of Dubno, Ukraine, will visit the United States from Sept. 16-26 to cultivate the long-term relationship between the two cities.
The goal of this visit is to enhance
Recap: Talawanda football led by defense in statement 35-0 win at Franklin High School
“It’s really just a player-led group. We give our players the ability to hold each other accountable, and I think that leads to the turnovers, that leads to the big plays on defense.”
Preview: Talawanda football looks to continue momentum and stay undefeated at Franklin High School
Following a 2-game homestand, the Talawanda Brave hit the road to face a winless Franklin squad
On Sept. 4, the Talawanda Brave football team streamed onto the field through two rows of blaring and banging instruments. Hopping, skipping, jumping and pumping their arms up in front of a raucous