Butler Tech to introduce 2 high school courses
Electrical technology and power systems and the new teacher pathway programs will begin courses in the fall.
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Most survey takers don’t want an arena on Cook Field, less likely to donate if it’s built
Results show 89% of respondents to a survey, conducted by Miami University students, faculty and alumni, are opposed to the current plan to replace Millett Hall with an “Event District” on Cook Field, and 69% are less likely to donate if the plan moves forward.
Two sisters and a flower shop
"It was something they could grow – and throw – their hearts into. That was 1977, when Oxford was bustling with foot-traffic, before shuttle buses changed the pedestrian landscape."
Oxford Environmental Commission discusses new electric aggregation program, city updates
The program offers residents a slightly cheaper renewable energy option.
Obituary: Richard Frank Bailey
Richard Frank Bailey, dear family member and friend, passed away on Dec. 18, 2025. He was born in Trenton, NJ to Frank A. Bailey and Alice Kuestner Bailey on Sept. 12, 1946 and graduated from Ewing High School in 1964. He earned his BS degree in engineering from Lafyette College,
Local Legends: We Will Be There
"Although historical segregation was mainly associated with the American South, it also existed in Ohio, and elsewhere in the North, for many years beginning with the passage of a state law in 1848."
Valentine’s Day Chocolate
"The consumption of chocolate originated in Latin America as a beverage around 4,000 years ago. The Spanish conquerors took chocolate back to Europe in the sixteenth century, adding sugar to make the drink less bitter."