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A vegetable garden has 4 rows of greens and on the building in the back there is a mural of farmers

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.

'I do it because I still can': GOBA cyclists ride for miles in heat

'I do it because I still can': GOBA cyclists ride for miles in heat

Nearly 1,000 cyclist braved 100-degree weather yesterday to make it to Oxford during the 35th annual Great Ohio Bike Adventure.

An array of multicolored LGBTQ books on a book shelf, top shelf is labeled kids and the one below it is teens.

'Our district isn't about censorship': PFLAG combats book bans

Megan Kuykendoll doesn't want her kids to live in a community where public libraries' shelves are devoid of queer identities and LGBTQ representation.

Two cyclists, one in yellow and one in red, ride their bikes along the backroads of Ohio.

The Great Ohio Bike Adventure set to roll through Oxford

Hundreds of bikers will arrive in Oxford Monday, June 17, for the Great Ohio Bike Adventure (GOBA). The bikers will enjoy the Oxford loop and all the community has to offer Tuesday, June 18 and then leave for the Hamilton loop on Wednesday, June 19. GOBA is a time for

A brunette woman organizes her table underneath an array of hanging hand-crocheted bags.

'It's a good day to bring family together': Oxford enjoys its annual Arts and Crafts Fair

The Hueston Woods Pioneer Farm's 57th annual Arts and Crafts Fair on June 8 and 9 was ushered in by warm weather and excited visitors. The event, put on by the Oxford Museum Association, welcomes around 2,000 guests every year to enjoy the art, woodworking, food and

A man walks down a sidewalk with spectators on both sides. Behind him, more people are walking under confetti and holding si

Oxford welcomes back alumni at MiamiFest, honors legacy of Western College

When Carl Patzer, 93, graduated from Miami University in 1952, Harry Truman was still president, Upham Hall was more than a decade away from having a south wing and Oxford was still classified as a village. A lot has changed at Miami since Patzer’s graduation, especially the buildings, he