Local Legends: King Jack
"King Jack" Samuelson's time in Oxford throughout the mid-20th century took him from businessman to mayor to philanthropist.
Community
New nonprofit brings cancer patients, survivors and caregivers together with art
The Gritty Canvas, a new nonprofit founded by a Miami University professor, brings cancer patients like Barb Michael together through art. The environment is free from pressure on participants to talk about their diagnoses.
Darrtown resident builds observatory in his backyard, shares astronomical findings with community
When Michael Titus looks up at the stars, he does it through an observatory he built in his own back yard to help him photograph the universe.
Oxford’s older residents stay active — and competitive — with Masters Games
The Masters Games have given members of Oxford Seniors opportunities to compete in dozens of sports and other contests in its 35 years.
Three Valley Conservation Trust hosting largest fundraiser, other upcoming events
Tickets to Three Valley Conservation Trust's largest fundraiser of the year are sold out, but Oxford residents still have other ways to get involved.
Local Legends: The consolidator
Robert W. Bogan was one of the primary architects behind creating the boundaries of the Talawanda School District as it exists today.
Oxford celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month sans UniDiversity Festival; Miami to host cultural dance and music event
This will be the first year in two decades without a UniDiversity Festival, but Oxford residents and Miami students will still have a chance to engage with Hispanic culture.