Balanced Bites: How do nuts support heart health? In the first edition of Balanced Bites, columnist Holly Larson explores the varied health benefits of nuts, from heart health to weight management.
Oxford to hold first-ever Bee Festival this April This April, Oxford is celebrating its place in beekeeping history with the city's inaugural Bee Festival.
Guest Column: We oppose the SAVE Act — you should too League of Women Voters of Oxford Co-President Kathie Brinkman writes in a guest column that the chapter opposes a federal act which could complicate voting for millions of Americans.
Hi-tech in 1800s: Tales of the telegraph Communication across the globe is instantaneous today. That reality was brought on by the invention of the telegraph in the 1800s.
Noted ecologist, champion of natural yard movement to visit Oxford Doug Tallamy, an ecologist and leading advocate for "rewilding" our yards, will speak at events for Miami University and the Oxford Lane Library.
Hueston Woods to host annual Maple Syrup Festival This weekend is the start of Hueston Woods' annual Maple Syrup Festival. Columnist and Board President James Rubenstein explores the different varieties of maple syrup.
Miami poised to move forward with Cook Field arena planning and fundraising Public opposition went largely unaddressed during a meeting where Miami administrators and university officials seemed excited to proceed with plans to construct an arena on Cook Field.