Celebrating summer in Oxford
As summer kicks off in Oxford, the town prepares events and festivals to keep locals busy.
Sean Scott
Free Press welcomes summer reporter, first copy editor
The Oxford Free Press is pleased to welcome two interns to our team this summer: reporter Kethan Babu and copy editor Taylor Powers.
Talawanda rearranges money amid state funding uncertainty
The Talawanda Board of Education voted 3-1 to move more than $13 million out of its general fund this week. The moves follow a state proposal that would cap district savings in an attempt to give property tax relief to property owners.
City officials call for solutions to student noise and trash violations
Graduation celebrations among Miami University students living in the Mile Square brought noise violations and plenty of litter, city officials said during a May 20 meeting. Now, they're asking for more enforcement next school year.
Regalia Reuse program cuts back on textile waste — and graduation costs
Regalia Reuse allows Miami University graduates to borrow and donate graduation memorabilia
From the Editor: Personal and publication changes incoming
Founding Editor Sean Scott shares a personal update and details about the next steps for the Oxford Free Press.
Miami honors DeWine, others with honorary degrees as Crawford updates trustees on impact of state legislation
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and his wife, Fran DeWine, received honorary degrees from Miami University at its spring graduation.