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A third-floor hallway in the Oxford Community Arts Center filled with colorful furniture and art

Oxford Free Press, other local orgs receive grants from Greater Oxford Community Foundation

The Greater Oxford Community Foundation awarded grants to more than a dozen local organizations to help with current initiatives. The foundation's next deadline to apply for grants is in December.

(Left) Stella Powers sits at a table with coffee. (Right) Austin Smith stands in a suit

Two new interns start at Oxford Free Press

The team at the Oxford Free Press is growing, with two new interns joining as reporters this fall.

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Our first print edition is this week: Where to pick up your copies

The Oxford Free Press's first print edition is set to hit newsstands throughout the city and surrounding townships on July 12.

Oxford's High Street at midday under a blue sky

From the Editor: Introducing the Oxford Free Press

Hey folks! The first time I set foot in Oxford was in 2019, and I was trying to decide where to apply for college. My friend Grace had landed at Miami University, and she spoke highly of it. On a whim, I decided to add it to a two-day excursion

Three old and worn newsstands sit on an empty sidewalk, one labeled "The Oxford Press"

Delivering the news: A community project

My brothers and I (Tom, Dick, and Harry … seriously) started our working lives delivering the afternoon Dayton Daily News in our modest suburban neighborhood in the 1960s. Our mother (the woman who named us) won a contest in 2019 as the oldest continuous reader of the Dayton Daily News. Starting

Sean Scott stands on the left of a closed door with an "The Oxford Free Press" sign and cuts a blue ribbon with scissors.

From the board president: We hope to be the newspaper Oxford deserves

Welcome to the start of the Oxford Free Press, a new nonprofit newspaper which intends to fill the gap covering civic life in our community.