Observations: Ken Kesey I heard Kesey read some of his poetry at a Eugene gathering, but members of the English Department of the University of Oregon had no use for Kesey, whom they viewed as a crazy countercultural character.
On My Plate: Bell peppers encore When the recipe was finally tried, the relationship of our household with red bell peppers changed forever.
Hamilton’s West Side Little League honored after national record sixth appearance at Little League World Series “I always say Williamsport is where kids’ dreams come true, and it’s a great feeling to get kids there.”
Recap: Miami RedHawks lose Victory Bell thriller against the Cincinnati Bearcats 35-31 after monstrous first half “There’s no moral victories in sports. You win or you lose. That’s it. But we showed ourselves today what we could become. We have not become it. We could play 30 minutes of good football against a quality opponent.”
HAC discusses draft of request for proposal for 47-acre plot Considers possible cooling center, future of Winter House funds The Oxford Housing Advisory Commission (HAC) reviewed the draft of a request for proposal (RFP) for development on 47 acres of land the city has owned since 2008 during a meeting on Sept. 3. The Oxford City Council purchased the land
Local veterans honored with handmade quilts Each veteran was given a handmade quilt as a symbol of the nation’s appreciation for their service.
Recap: Talawanda football continues dominant run with homecoming win against Dayton Carroll “Our kids just really wanted to win for our community because we knew there was going to be a good crowd, and there was.”
Obituary: Melanie Lynn Simpson The most important part of Melanie’s life was her family, whom she loved so much and was so dedicated to. Not a holiday or birthday would go by without her delicious cooking, in a home filled with love and her ability to make everyone feel special.
Obituary: Norman Randolph “Randy” Bueche Norman Randolph “Randy” Bueche, age 80, passed away peacefully Tuesday, May 26, 2026 at his home in Oxford, Ohio. Randy was born Nov. 9, 1945. He was a Miami University graduate and longtime Oxford resident. Randy was preceded in death by his wife, Ann, and son, Justin. Randy is survived
Obituary: Kathryn K. Fishburn Kathryn K. Fishburn was born on July 14, 1945 in Stevens Point, Wisconsin to Karl W. and Harriet C. Knipmeyer. The family moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, where Kathy graduated from North Central High School. Kathy had many wonderful memories of working with the Avondale Playhouse, where she spent endless hours
Obituary: Virginia "Ginger" Smith While Ginger was quick-witted and always had a clever comeback, she was also a thoughtful listener who supported and encouraged others.
Obituary: Johnny "Jeff" Hill II Jeff loved his family and friends, dropping whatever he was working on to help anyone in need.
Obituary: Alice Etheridge Poth She was a remarkably kind and caring teacher who touched the lives of many students over her long teaching career.
Obituary: Mary (Gentry) Rhodus Mary was an amazing cook and loved when she hosted family dinners with her children gathered around her.