Oxford residents, Miami students turn out at Uptown ‘Rally for Science’ Students and residents alike held signs saying "science matters," "funding research saves lives" and other slogans during a "Rally for Science" in Uptown Oxford March 7.
Oxford introduces string of ordinances for next trail phase; two properties remain tension points As Oxford prepares to start construction on Phase Five of the city's trail system, disagreements over the alignment have caused concern. Two property owners want to negotiate further, but city officials say it's too late to change the route itself.
Political uncertainty looms over Talawanda board meeting; routine contract renewal hits snag President Donald Trump's flurry of action in the past month, plus new state laws and an executive budget proposal, could all impact education at the Talawanda School District in the coming year.
Oxford introduces alley lot legislation and update to tobacco licensing Ordinances introduced during a Feb. 4 City Council meeting could clarify Oxford's approach to alley development if passed.
Uptown Parking Garage opens after renovations leaving spots open to lease After months of repair work, the Uptown Parking Garage is again open for daily parking and leasing.
Oxford passes new measures targeting sidewalk snow removal; citizens push back Oxford City Council unanimously passed an ordinance aimed at ensuring property owners along certain routes clear their sidewalks after snowfall. Some citizens who feel the ordinance goes too far have filed a petition to put the measure on the ballot in November.
Oxford Free Press celebrates community support, six months of printing The Oxford Free Press celebrated passing the six-month mark of its weekly print edition this month and recognized volunteers and donors during a reception.