Local author builds community of writers with regular classes For several years, Laura Gaddis has led writing classes at the Oxford Community Arts Center, giving local authors a way to meet one another and hone their craft.
Political uncertainty looms over Talawanda board meeting; routine contract renewal hits snag President Donald Trump's flurry of action in the past month, plus new state laws and an executive budget proposal, could all impact education at the Talawanda School District in the coming year.
In 2025, everyone does delivery. Is joining the gig economy worth it? Delivery services have exploded in the past decade, particularly since the pandemic. For the drivers carrying your food, the system comes with both the promise of income and less obvious risks.
Expanded substation to improve electric grid; will feature mural Duke Energy's substation expansion at the intersection of Locust and Spring Street is substantially complete, with additional equipment set for installation this fall. The city plans to add a mural to the wall in front of the site.
Oxford introduces alley lot legislation and update to tobacco licensing Ordinances introduced during a Feb. 4 City Council meeting could clarify Oxford's approach to alley development if passed.
Oxford passes new measures targeting sidewalk snow removal; citizens push back Oxford City Council unanimously passed an ordinance aimed at ensuring property owners along certain routes clear their sidewalks after snowfall. Some citizens who feel the ordinance goes too far have filed a petition to put the measure on the ballot in November.
Oxford Presbyterian Church to celebrate bicentennial anniversary in 2025 For 200 years, Oxford Presbyterian Church's history has been closely tied to that of Miami University. This year, the church is celebrating its bicentennial with a number of events and other initiatives.