Oxford Free Press celebrates community support, six months of printing
The Oxford Free Press celebrated passing the six-month mark of its weekly print edition this month and recognized volunteers and donors during a reception.
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Oxford has allocated the last of its American Rescue Plan funds. Where has the money gone?
Oxford has used pandemic-era relief funds to support housing and economic development projects, offer aid to local organizations, improve on the courthouse's AV systems and more in the past four years.
Oxford Free Press selected as participant in Report for America newsroom accelerator project
The Oxford Free Press has been selected as one of the first accelerator newsroom partners for Report for America, a national organization which has been supporting newsrooms for almost a decade.
Talawanda looks to future with five-year forecast, slew of policy changes
Talawanda's treasurer is forecasting a balanced budget for the next several years while the HR director proposed more than 40 policy and bylaw changes during a Nov. 21 meeting.
Teachers rally as community expresses outrage and support at Talawanda Board meeting
Dozens of teachers and locals showed up to a Talawanda Board of Education meeting Nov. 21, venting frustrations and offering support following multiple incidents of alleged misconduct.
Teacher placed on leave following student drug citation
A teacher at Talawanda Middle School is on administrative leave after being referenced in a citation issued to two students for juvenile marijuana possession.
Entertainment venue could be on its way in Oxford
An indoor putt-putt course and three escape rooms could soon open on South Locust Street after the plan got approval in Oxford's Planning Commission.