‘Storytelling and art:’ Exploring climate change From now until May 4, the OCAC is exhibiting “Changing Climate, Changing Communities,” showcasing around 40 pieces crafted by local and regional artists.
For two centuries, one Darrtown saloon continues to serve more than spirits of the alcoholic kind The Hitching Post Saloon is the oldest saloon in Ohio, with more than 10 proprietors coming into its ownership over the last two centuries.
Masks, costumes and drag: Oxford’s second annual Pride ball The atmosphere of the Oxford Community Arts Center’s ballroom was one of smiles, laughter and dancing.
'Goodbye, but not farewell:' Working with the OFP When Editor-in-Chief Aidan Cornue reminded me at the start of December about writing this piece, I had no idea what I would say or talk about.
Student success ready to soar with Butler Tech’s Aviation Education Hangar The $15 million project next to the Middletown Regional Airport broke ground last year, and is now set to open for classes beginning in January.
Locals stand up for their beliefs at 'No Kings' protest From strollers to walkers, people of all ages attended the honk-and-wave style protest.
Mural delay, targeted art submissions head PACO meeting Members of the Public Arts Commission of Oxford (PACO) met Oct. 13 to discuss multiple murals, next year’s art submissions for the city municipal building and an update on the initiative to join a statewide celebration of writer Toni Morrison.