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Miami committees, BOT reviews capital project updates, $1B campaign

Miami committees, BOT reviews capital project updates, $1B campaign

Board of trustees doesn’t vote on polytech resolution The Miami University Finance and Audit and Academic and Student Affairs committees and the board of trustees were given updates on ongoing capital projects, as well as the capital campaign and the transition of the regional campuses into polytechs during meetings

Miami committees receive updates on new rec fields, arena costs

Miami committees receive updates on new rec fields, arena costs

Students to see rise in tuition, faculty pay still not agreed on The Miami University Investment and Finance and Audit subcommittees were given updates on the costs and progress of the expected multipurpose arena project the day before a Miami Board of Trustees meeting on May 15. The trustees approved

The Talawanda School District Board of Education

Talawanda BOE 2025 audit report complete

The findings of the Ohio Auditor of State are now publicly available.

Data chart by Katelyn Aluise.

Talawanda’s attorney fees more than doubled over past 2 fiscal years

The greatest areas of increase included funding spent on public records requests, Title IX-related services and board-related services.

Talawanda High School entrance

Talawanda rearranges money amid state funding uncertainty

The Talawanda Board of Education voted 3-1 to move more than $13 million out of its general fund this week. The moves follow a state proposal that would cap district savings in an attempt to give property tax relief to property owners.

Oxford Township Trustees renew electric aggregation agreement, sign contract for road work

Oxford Township Trustees renew electric aggregation agreement, sign contract for road work

The Oxford Township Board of Trustees met on May 12 to review financial reports, renew agreements and discuss road repairs.

Media Matters: The clock is ticking on ‘60 Minutes’

"60 Minutes," the longest-running prime-time TV news program, has survived nearly a dozen presidencies. Today, though, political and economic pressures are putting the program at risk.