Oxford Lane Library experiences 2nd electrical fire since September
The Oxford Lane Library experienced a fire on Feb. 3 in the children’s section.
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Veterans Among Us: Doug Jordan
"Once, I sat down with Jordan in his Oxford living room and he shared that his family had relocated from Detroit, Michigan to Liberty, Indiana early in his childhood. He grew up next to a Veterans of Foreign War (VFW) post that was across the street from his home."
Local Legends: Unreconstructed
"The irreverent, unrepentant, flirtatious and slightly dangerous pair were Virginia Bethel “Ginnie” Moon and Cynthia Charlotte “Lottie” Moon, both of whom are remembered as Confederate spies."
On My Plate: Chili
"San Antonio claims credit for first making chili as we know it. Beginning in the 1880s, women known at the time as Chili Queens sold what they named “bowls o’red” in San Antonio’s market."
‘Culture Crops’ exhibit celebrates Ohio’s food history
Miami University and the Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum have opened their newest exhibit, which utilizes multimedia elements to showcase state food and culture.
‘Helping them get to a better place’
Volunteers and a significant donor talk about the temporary shelter’s impact since opening in December 2025.
Miami students stage walk-out to protest ICE
The Hub at the center of campus was packed with members of the university standing in solidarity with Minneapolis protesters.