Oxford Parks and Recreation Director to leave role for Eaton Casey Wooddell is leaving his role with the City of Oxford after a 17-year career that spanned from sports coordinator to director of Parks and Recreation.
Eaton resident charged with felonies after allegedly headbutting Oxford police officer An Eaton woman is facing two felony charges after an altercation with police in Oxford, in addition to a charge related to underage drinking. Nine additional people were cited for underage drinking in the same week.
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.
Miami poised to move forward with Cook Field arena planning and fundraising Public opposition went largely unaddressed during a meeting where Miami administrators and university officials seemed excited to proceed with plans to construct an arena on Cook Field.
OPD responds to multiple thefts, mental health crises The Oxford Police Department responded to multiple types of theft and mental health crises between Feb. 17 and 24, though less thefts than the week before.
High-ranking Ohio Democrat visits Oxford During a visit to Oxford, Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo discussed the impacts of changing federal policy on Ohioans and the risks facing higher education from pending state legislation.
One day after faculty reach a deal, librarians' union reaches tentative agreement with Miami Miami University's librarians union has reached a first agreement with the university on a contract, the same week as its faculty union also reached its first tentative agreement.