How to celebrate the Fourth of July in and around Oxford The Fourth of July is right around the corner. Here's all the ways you can celebrate in Oxford and beyond.
Talawanda board member calls on district to terminate superintendent's contract Dawn King, a member of the Talawanda School District Board of Education, called on her fellow board members to terminate the contract of district superintendent Ed Theroux at a board meeting June 20. King, who was elected to the board in 2023, made a motion at the end of the
Advisory issued for increased levels of E. coli at Acton Lake Hueston Woods State Park's Acton Lake remains on a bacteria contamination advisory after high levels of E. coli were found. Advisories are posted when "the level of bad bacteria in the water has reached unsafe levels and could make you sick. Children, the elderly and those in
Tart cherries, now in season, make for simple baked treats Locally picked tart cherries, currently available at the Oxford Farmers Market, are perfect in simple baked goods. Try mixing them with almonds and granola for a simple treat.
60 years later, Freedom Summer's impact is still alive in Oxford today By the time Roland Duerksen decided to get involved in the Freedom Summer movement, he was already well into his life and career. "I was married," the retired professor, now 97, said. "I was 37 years old at the time, so you know how old I am
TOPSS to break ground on new building after merger with Family Resource Center The Talawanda Oxford Pantry and Social Services (TOPSS) aims to finish construction on a new $1.8 million facility by fall 2025 after merging with the Family Resource Center earlier this year.
Parkview Arms under scrutiny after sending eviction notices to residents More than 30 tenants of Parkview Arms apartments received eviction notices last week. Management said it was standard practice, but to some it felt like retaliation for speaking out against what they call unsafe and unhealthy conditions.