Reflections: Aging
Years ago, columnist Allan Winkler's daughter informed him that he was middle-aged. Since then, he's embraced the relentless process of getting older.
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The fun-guys and gals behind Oxford’s mushroom market
Oxford has multiple sources for year-round locally grown mushrooms.
Library organization supports programming through sales
Part of the success behind Oxford Lane Library's programming is the Friends of the Oxford Lane Library, a nonprofit organization that uses book sales and memberships to support operations.
New count reveals increased homelessness in Oxford, Butler County
New data from a point in time count shows that Oxford's homeless population increased by nearly 25% in the past year, but that's still a smaller increase than across Butler County.
Guest Column: Ukraine’s children and the war
Guest columnist Stephen Norris reflects on how three years of Russia's full-scale invasion into Ukraine have changed the children who live there.
Miami and Oxford partner on airport improvements
After partnering with the CVG to manage the Miami University Airport, Miami and Oxford are looking at ways to further develop the space for research and economic development.
Obituary: Jan Ruggles
Jan Ruggles, 73, of Medina, Ohio, passed away peacefully on Aug. 22, 2024. Fun-loving and sociable, Jan thrived around people and was happiest spending time with her family and friends, who will miss her contagious laughter.
Born on Sept. 29, 1950, in Durham, North Carolina, Jan was the youngest child
The Old Townie: The personal touch of the locally owned
Columnist Steve Schnabl writes that locally owned businesses like the Oxford Donut Shoppe give people in Oxford a unique chance to connect with the people they shop from.
Oxford residents, Miami students turn out at Uptown ‘Rally for Science’
Students and residents alike held signs saying "science matters," "funding research saves lives" and other slogans during a "Rally for Science" in Uptown Oxford March 7.
Letter to the Editor: USAID was the little agency that could … until now
The gutting of USAID is damaging to the United States, Emily Greenberg writes in a letter to the editor.
Oxford Parks and Recreation Director to leave role for Eaton
Casey Wooddell is leaving his role with the City of Oxford after a 17-year career that spanned from sports coordinator to director of Parks and Recreation.
Eaton resident charged with felonies after allegedly headbutting Oxford police officer
An Eaton woman is facing two felony charges after an altercation with police in Oxford, in addition to a charge related to underage drinking. Nine additional people were cited for underage drinking in the same week.
Oxford introduces string of ordinances for next trail phase; two properties remain tension points
As Oxford prepares to start construction on Phase Five of the city's trail system, disagreements over the alignment have caused concern. Two property owners want to negotiate further, but city officials say it's too late to change the route itself.
Is our recycling actually recycled? What to know about waste management in Oxford
Not everything that goes into a recycling bin ends up recycled. Here's what you can do locally to increase the odds that your recycling doesn't end up in a landfill.