OPD responds to theft, property damage reports during the final week of the spring semester
The Oxford Police Department (OPD) also handled multiple assault cases.
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Recreation Board hears pickleball court, skate park updates
The city is anticipating construction on the park to take place over the winter of 2026-27 and for it to open in the spring of 2027.
TMS students learn engineering through building, riding bikes
Scott Dennis, a history of engineering teacher at TMS, teaches his students about some feats in engineering through hands-on learning projects in his shop.
Two officers join Oxford Police Department’s tight-knit family
“I was excited to choose (Oxford) because I’ve heard the family aspect here is very good, like it’s very close-knit.”
Veterans Among Us: Madeline Gardiner
Citizen soldiers have been a part of America’s military history in Ohio since the Northwest Territory Militia was formed in Marietta, Ohio in 1788. This group evolved through subsequent centuries to become the Ohio National Guard. National Guard units have proudly served in every conflict from the American Revolution
On My Plate: Radishes
Something very bright and red was the first item to catch one’s eye last Saturday at Oxford’s Farmers Market. Could it be the first strawberries of the season? Alas, our local growers report that last week’s frost destroyed much of the local strawberry crop. The bright red
Local Legends: The patriots of Indian Creek
In the year 1809, Reily Township was sparsely populated. That year, Reverend Tyner of Brookville, Indiana arrived in the region to preach, bringing with him his Baptist faith. He and a series of other pioneer preachers that followed rapidly developed what would become the Indian Creek Baptist Church with a