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.”
TOPSS celebrates grand opening of new facility “This building right here is a testament to months of planning and countless volunteers.”
PACO chooses new Amtrak station mural New York-based artists Andrey and Julia Kravtsov have completed over 50 murals in various communities across the U.S.
Reenacting on the frontier: A day with Zachariah DeWitt Zachariah DeWitt took advantage of this newly available property and moved with his wife Elizabeth DeWitt and their four children from Kentucky to what would become Oxford Township after Ohio gained statehood in 1803.
ShareFest continues to benefit Oxford, surrounding communities Oxford’s Community Development Director Sam Perry, who also serves on the board of ShareFest, said the event went well this year, despite fewer volunteers than previous years and some issues with poor-quality donations that could not be used.
Race Across America cycles through Oxford Oxford recently welcomed cyclists participating in Race Across America (RAAM), one of the world’s longest and most challenging races. The cyclists started in Oceanside, California, and raced 3,068 miles across the country to finish in Atlantic City, New Jersey. This year, the race started with 64 bikers and