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A orange wasp capsule attached to a tree.

Oxford residents use Asian wasps to combat invasive species

Six years ago, Oxford residents John and Bobbi Kinne began experimenting with Asian wasps to combat the emerald ash borers in their woods. With the project wrapping up, now it’s time to see if their attempt has worked.

Miami University Board of Trustees discusses tuition changes and Senate Bill 1 at board meetings

Miami University Board of Trustees discusses tuition changes and Senate Bill 1 at board meetings

Miami University’s Board of Trustees met on June 26-27 to discuss tuition and enrollment changes, updates to capital projects and broad changes that the university will adopt in the near future to comply with Senate Bill 1.

Rusted newstands sit outside a building.

Media Matters: “News deserts” not just a rural problem

"Without access to local information, we listen to talk radio, we watch cable talking heads and we shadow social media influencers. These are not places where journalism happens."

Thank you, Sean

Thank you, Sean

"I first met Sean in November 2023, when he was preparing a story for the Journal-News on the update of Oxford Township’s Land Use Plan."

A collage of Allan Winkler's articles in print

Reflections: Newspapers and me

Allan Winkler has been involved with newspapers and local news since he was young.

Oxford hosted a beach staycation as one of its Red Brick Friday last year

Oxford prepares for three Red Brick Friday events this summer

Oxford hosts three Red Brick Friday events Uptown in July and August with numerous attractions, performances and food vendors.

Members of a Parkinson’s support group in Oxford sit around a table for a meal.

Oxford residents with Parkinson’s can look to three local organizations

Instead of driving hours outside of Oxford, local residents with Parkinson’s can attend three different organizations for support.