Gardeners prep for April showers and May flowers Local gardeners and organizations are gearing up for spring planting as the weather finally heats up in Oxford.
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.
As demand for eggs increases, Oxford turns to local farmers The ongoing spread of bird flu has driven up egg prices nationally. Local farmers in and around Oxford have seen increased demand for their eggs as grocery prices rise.
As Trump’s anti-immigration policies take hold, locals find support in each other Immigrants in Oxford have turned to family and friends for community in the past year as Donald Trump has promised mass deportations. One local lawyer says deportations at the scale President Trump has promised will face massive logistical problems.
Local Legends: An aptitude for excellence John D. Millett, Miami University's 16th president and the namesake of Millett Hall, brought military and planning experience to the role.
Public art commission holds exhibition at municipal building Dozens of Oxford residents turned out to the city's third annual public art reception at the Municipal Building.
Oxford centralizes Civil Rights policy, applies to grants for housing and tree canopy At a City Council meeting March 18, council members voted to move forward with two grant applications which would allow Oxford to diversify its tree canopy and expand its housing stability program.