On My Plate: Okra
“Okra is spiritual, and that’s why it’s not for everyone.”
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Miami University surpasses R1 status requirements
Miami President Gregory Crawford announced during a Miami Board of Trustees meeting on June 26 Miami spent $57.4 million in 2025 for research and had 82 doctoral graduates this year.
Thread Up Oxford’s Karma Bucks provide over $9k in free clothing to community
“As long as it keeps going, it'll be something way bigger than just her because this is something that every city needs.”
Historic Indian Creek Tavern hosts grand reopening after 4-year closure
“This is much needed. (The residents) have been waiting for this for way too long.”
$4k in Legos stolen from Walmart, animal control responds to aggressive dog on trails
The Oxford Police Department responded to several other theft incidents, including a stolen package and an Amazon Fire TV Stick.
Obituary: John Hoxland White Jr.
This curious boy, his mother’s description, went on to become a world authority on steam locomotion and railroad history.
Oxford City Council approves updated law enforcement agreement
The update aims to improve police department communication and revise language.
Snazzy, Shademakers host fashion show, canned food drive for TOPSS
“My motto and the way I live is, ‘Dress the way you want to feel,’ because sometimes we’re not feeling our best.”
‘Good Trouble Lives On’ teach-in continues legacy of activism in Oxford
“You’re sitting in the very space where King came during Freedom Summer, and we are all here in Oxford to continue that legacy of activism.”
Observations: Trump and anticommunism
The Red Scare, in the aftermath of World War I, was a sorry episode in American society.
Media Matters: Local news and state support
“The quality of democracy and the quality of journalism are deeply entwined.”
–Bill Moyers
On My Plate: Green beans
In its protection of the salade niçoise recipe, the Cercle de la Capelina d'Or permits cucumber, bell peppers, celery, radishes, scallions, basil, black olives and garlic, as long as they are uncooked.
Residents show opposition to Hanover Trustee decision to end contract with deputies
Trustees proceed with new fire levy ballot issue
Several Hanover Township residents showed up to oppose and question a recent decision by the board of trustees to end contracts with two deputies from the Butler County Sheriff’s Office during a meeting on July 15. Only one resident offered their
Oxford City Council approves fall ballot items
Locals will be able to vote on 7 items that could change the city’s charter in November
Oxford voters will decide on seven proposed changes to the city charter this November, including measures affecting housing development, utility bills, city manager residency requirements and several administrative updates, which were part