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Talawanda Board of Education votes to terminate contracts with Joseph Hall, discusses issues with hiring process

Talawanda Board of Education votes to terminate contracts with Joseph Hall, discusses issues with hiring process

The Oxford Free Press has filed a public records request in order to obtain specific and detailed information regarding the termination of Hall.

Historic and Architectural Preservation Commission forms subcommittee for review of new historic district guidelines, discusses incentivizing system

Historic and Architectural Preservation Commission forms subcommittee for review of new historic district guidelines, discusses incentivizing system

Community development director estimates the guidelines will go before the council by the end of the year.

City Council to apply for grant for solar project in October

City Council to apply for grant for solar project in October

Oxford City Council intends to apply for a grant to support a solar project at the local senior center, Oxford Seniors, and complete multiple energy efficient upgrades across city facilities, according to Oxford’s sustainability coordinator Reena Murphy.

Local Legends: Hog Wild

Local Legends: Hog Wild

Magie would later claim the “Magie Hog” and the famed “China-Poland Hog” to be one in the same, making him the originator of the breed considered by some historians to be Ohio’s greatest contribution to agriculture.

On My Plate: Pears

On My Plate: Pears

Not only are pears scarce here, production across the United States has declined by more than one-third in the past decade.

Oxford City Council adopts recommendation for Community Assistance Grant

Oxford City Council adopts recommendation for Community Assistance Grant

Oxford City Council awards over $150,000.

Talawanda Board of Education discusses cybersecurity, Medicaid cuts during September meeting

Talawanda Board of Education discusses cybersecurity, Medicaid cuts during September meeting

According to Board of Education member Matt Wyatt, more than 90,000 people face Medicaid cuts in Butler County alone.