City of Oxford, Miami students collaborate to keep Oxford green
Miami University students are partnering with the City of Oxford to help local businesses reduce their environmental impact through the 513 Green certification program.
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Audubon Miami Valley celebrates 50th anniversary
The Audubon Miami Valley chapter celebrated its 50th anniversary on Monday, April 6, at the Knolls of Oxford, highlighting its five decades of commitment to local environmental service and education.
For two centuries, one Darrtown saloon continues to serve more than spirits of the alcoholic kind
The Hitching Post Saloon is the oldest saloon in Ohio, with more than 10 proprietors coming into its ownership over the last two centuries.
On My Plate: Spinach
"Spinach was first cultivated in ancient Persia, and the word spinach may have derived from the old Persian word aspanakh."
New Roots Oxford housing project may shrink or be unviable
A housing development for adults with developmental disabilities along Hester Road that’s been planned since 2025 will likely need to decrease the number of units it makes available to tenants, Assistant City Manager Jessica Greene told the Oxford Housing Advisory Commission (HAC) April 2.
Observations: Family
"I’ve long envied folks whose extended families live nearby. I have friends here in Oxford whose kids and grandkids live in Hamilton, or Cincinnati, or even a bit farther away, but close enough to see regularly without any trouble."
Media Matters: TV westerns refuse to die
“Well, the first man comes along that can read Latin is welcome to rob us, as far as I’m concerned. I’d like a chance to shoot at an educated man once in my life.” - Augustus McCrae, “Lonesome Dove”