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Chocolate Euphoria brings crepes with Middle Eastern flair; temporarily closes for license issue

Chocolate Euphoria brings crepes with Middle Eastern flair; temporarily closes for license issue

Chocolate Euphoria opened an Oxford location earlier this month but hit a snag due to food licensing issues. The owners hope to resolve the issue quickly and keep serving Middle East-inspired crepes.

A rain barrel and five gallon bucket painted and arranged to look like a bee

High Street a swarm of activity at Oxford Bee Festival

The Oxford Bee Festival kept vendors busy along High Street throughout the day April 12.

Shana Rosenberg pushes a cart of clothing in a warehouse

Thread Up Oxford introduces changes to support mission of textile waste reduction

Faced with financial pressures, Thread Up Oxford has changed its nonprofit model to continue its mission to reduce textile waste in town.

Oxford Free Press is hiring for a business manager

Oxford Free Press is hiring for a business manager

We're looking to expand our team with a new part-time business manager.

Commission recommends increased size for Uptown businesses — but not bars and restaurants

Commission recommends increased size for Uptown businesses — but not bars and restaurants

Oxford's Planning Commission has recommended allowing retail spaces of up to 20,000 square feet Uptown, but the increased space wouldn't apply to bars and restaurants automatically.

Oxford airport hangar seen beyond a fence

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.

Daniel Kudusi stands with arms folded in front of a counter

Arman Uyghur brings new cultural flavors to Oxford

When it opened three months ago, Arman Uyghur in Oxford became one of just a handful of Uyghur restaurants in the country.