‘Talking Trees:’ Local scientist, city councilor encourage tree planting, preservation techniques
“This is one way for me to continue … that public education, and to get people involved, because I have a lot of passion about it.”
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‘Out the Mind of Madness:’ Local artist gallery partially benefits empowerment organization
The gallery, called “Out the Mind of Madness,” debuted on Sept. 23 with pieces like “At Ease,” “Wake Up” and “We Didn’t Ask you to Come Here” exploring themes of spiritual sovereignty, history and resistance against colonization.
Dozens show up for TOPSS food drive during critical need
Nearly half of Ohio SNAP users have lost benefits, food donations down in Oxford.
The bed-and-breakfast lifestyle at White Garden Inn
Despite the difference in location, Laura compares running the bed-and-breakfast in Oxford to the seasonality of a resort – instead of skiing and National Park tourism determining high season, it’s Miami’s semesters in the spring and fall.
OCAC seeks lease extension as it pursues $10.2M renovation
“We are restoring this building, we are transforming it and then we are just literally saying ‘imagine what we can do next.’”
New accessible playground opens at Talawanda Middle
“My students do have complex needs, so (they’re) in wheelchairs, (they’re) limited verbal(ly) or using communication devices, and they can kind of be out there with same-age peers playing and having fun, as well as getting those sensory needs (met).”
The College Artisans Shop works to make its mark in Oxford
Despite its location, The College Artisans Shop has found ways to attract customers through social media and a new ambassador program that launched earlier this year. The program uses student connections to gain wider outreach in Oxford.