Kentucky women’s choir to debut work by Oxford composer
The Dolce Women’s Ensemble, a choir from Kentucky, will perform a composition written by Robert Benson, an Oxford local, on March 21 at the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Butler Tech expands Bioscience Center
The county’s career and technical school expects an additional 200 students to enroll in its healthcare programs within the next two academic years.
BB gun damage, theft among various crimes in Oxford last week
The Oxford Police Department also responded to several incidents of drug possession and underage intoxication.
Property crimes in Oxford reach 7-year low
Incidents of burglaries, larceny, motor vehicle theft and other property crimes have dropped by more than half since before the pandemic, although the reasons are yet unclear.
Wild Ones 101: What is biodiversity and why should we care about it?
We shape the environment for our needs and wants. Animals do too, but sometimes it’s harder to see, and the impact isn’t as detrimental as our own.
Locals call for additions to snow plowing routes following heavy snowfalls in Oxford
Lindsey Thome, a resident of Oxford, has been raising awareness about the Oxford Area Trail System’s lack of plowing during winter months, hindering accessibility to locals.
On My Plate: Pi Day and St. Patrick’s Day
"The transformation of the holiday into a raucous celebration of Irish culture is largely the work of 19th century Irish immigrants in the United States. My favorite St. Patrick’s Day event is the dyeing of the Chicago River to a brilliant, fluorescent, emerald green."