Prudence Dana, former Oxford Mayor and voting rights advocate, dies
Prudence Dana, a longtime volunteer with local organizations including the League of Women Voters, died Nov. 19.
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Hefner Fund approaches scholarship and grant application deadline
Talawanda seniors interested in scholarships, as well as local organizations looking for funding to support youth-related initiatives, are approaching a deadline to apply for support through the Hefner Fund.
Long-planned affordable housing project ends before breaking ground: City cites ‘untenable’ rent prices
Oxford City Council voted to end an agreement with developers for a planned cottage community on Dec. 3. Also during the meeting, council approved a contract for Black Covered Bridge improvements and passed a resolution regarding on-campus developments.
Farm & Flea event brings Oxford community together
The Oxford community gathered Uptown on Nov. 23 to explore what local artists and businesses had to offer at the Farm & Flea event. The event ran until 2 p.m., two hours longer than the weekly farmers market.
In addition to the local artists, vendors set up food trucks
News in a fractured media market
Advertisers have spent $390 billion in the U.S. this year. Unlike in the past century, though, only a sliver of that funding has gone toward print media as the market has continued to diversify.
Miami Choral Collective brings university and community together through music
A new choir is made up of both Oxford residents and Miami students and faculty is set to hold its debut concert soon.
Reflections: Money and American politics
Campaigns spent record amounts of money in the 2024 election, but money has been a staple of American politics for centuries.