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Sean Scott

Sean Scott is an award-winning journalist and founding editor of the Oxford Free Press. He can be reached at editor@oxfreepress.com.

Molly Farler speaks at a microphone in the Talawanda auditorium

A school board member’s account allegedly accessed private student info. Now what?

From why the Talawanda school board didn't vote on a censure resolution to what federal law says about schools' responsibilities in protecting student privacy, we answer questions after a board member was accused of accessing sensitive student information.

Oxford announces new Parks and Recreation Director; first day set for May

Chad Smith, Deputy Director of Butler County MetroParks, will take over the Oxford Parks and Recreation department in May.

Lot 52 from the west

Fast-charging EV stations coming to Oxford through grant funding

Oxford is using $900,000 in grant funding to install new electric vehicle chargers, but city officials disagreed on their locations during a meeting April 1.

A Shademakers staff member stands in front of a new delivery of trees

Gardeners prep for April showers and May flowers

Local gardeners and organizations are gearing up for spring planting as the weather finally heats up in Oxford.

Shana Rosenberg pushes a cart of clothing in a warehouse

Thread Up Oxford introduces changes to support mission of textile waste reduction

Faced with financial pressures, Thread Up Oxford has changed its nonprofit model to continue its mission to reduce textile waste in town.

Talawanda High School entrance

State laws lead to increased policy changes at Talawanda

Dozens of policy changes were introduced at a Talawanda board meeting this month. Many have their origins in new state requirements, which the human resources director says have grown in recent months.

Dozens of residents pose for a photo holding a "Save the IRA sign"

Canceled office hours for Davidson rep cause frustration; team cites scheduling conflict

Constituents who showed up for office hours with a staffer of Congressman Warren Davidson in Oxford last week were disappointed to learn the event was canceled.