Oxford NAACP to host annual Freedom Fund Banquet
The Oxford NAACP's annual Freedom Fund Banquet, which raises money for student scholarships and branch operations, is coming up soon.
Community
High Street a swarm of activity at Oxford Bee Festival
The Oxford Bee Festival kept vendors busy along High Street throughout the day April 12.
H.O.P.E-full Pastures brings healing and joy to the community
Christa Carrero's journey with adoption and foster care in her own family inspired her mission at H.O.P.E.-full Pastures, a nonprofit organization that offers animal-based therapy for kids.
Miami faculty and librarians celebrate first contract: How they got here
Early this month, Miami University's Board of Trustees voted to ratify union contracts with librarians and faculty. The journey to a contract has been years in the making for union organizers.
How local emergency services prep for severe weather
Emergency services at a township, city and county level kick in when we experience severe weather events like last week's storms.
Threshold Choir makes kindness audible
When Oxford's Threshold Choir rehearses, the members have a specific audience in mind: hospice residents at The Knolls.
Local Legends: Building walls and crashing gates
Harry Thobe was one of Oxford's most famous — and eccentric — sports fans. He's known for both his gameday antics and his prolific stonework in and around town.