‘A holistic view’: Local boutique owner heals through massage, fashion
Local boutique owner Virginia “Gini” Maddocks is attempting to heal her clients’ aches and pains through massage while uplifting them with clothing and art.
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‘An interesting journey’: Miami’s 79-year-old student encourages older people to stop limiting themselves
George “Lee” Fisher has spent his life learning and contributing as much as he can to his community. Now, he wants to encourage others his age to stop “boxing” themselves in.
Hanna House among Spring Street properties to be deconstructed
The Miami University Board of Trustees heard several updates on various construction projects and the viability of a proposed multi-purpose arena during a finance and audit committee meeting Dec. 11.
Miami considers renaming Office of Liberal Education, changing curriculum
Interim Provost Chris Makaroff suggested several changes to the university’s Miami Plan, among other announcements made during a committee meeting of the board of trustees on Dec. 11.
Oxford Community Park to receive robot for field marking
The Oxford Parks and Recreation Department is saving time and money in the coming year by using a robot to repaint lines on some of its athletic fields
Oxford Winter House opening delayed
Organizers of the city’s new temporary shelter have devised a temporary solution for those in need as temperatures dropped below freezing at the beginning of the month.
Talawanda Middle School course teaches careers, professionalism in agriculture
An agriculture class became available to eighth graders at Talawanda Middle School for the first time this year.