Bakers keep selling goods at rainy day farmers market
The Oxford Farmers Market runs 52 weekends per year, rain or shine. On the worst weather days, columnist and Free Press Board President James Rubenstein writes that the bakers run the show.
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Oxford considers updates to tobacco licensing regulations, passes new moratorium on certain short term rentals
During a city council meeting Oct. 1, council members voted in favor of a new short term rental moratorium and accepted an agreement with Oxford Township for fire and EMS services. New regulations on tobacco businesses may also be on the way.
College@Elm aims to provide innovation hub for Southwest Ohio businesses
The College@Elm, a partnership between Miami University and Oxford, is meant to give the local economy a boost by diversifying local businesses. Lee Fisher, the building's namesake, and one state representative say they hope the project inspires future innovation centers elsewhere.
Oxford community gathers uptown for local 'Oxtoberfest' celebration
Oxford residents celebrated the arrival of fall with beer, bounce houses and more during the city's third annual Oxtoberfest.
‘Write’ Uptown: Making the most of Oxford as a retiree
This week, Sally Roi shares her tips for how older residents can enjoy their time in Oxford, from volunteer opportunities to recreation.
Oxford’s Climate Action Plan: One year later
Last September, Oxford passed its first-ever Climate Action Plan. Since then, the city has worked to meet its goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2045.
Issue 2: Voters set to decide on Fire and EMS levy to address budget shortfall
This November, Oxford residents will decide whether to pass a levy which would provide $1.284 million per year to the Oxford Fire Department through increased property taxes. Miami University will provide the department with an additional $1.27 million per year, but only if the levy passes.