OPD shares racial data in annual report
Arrests and citations in Oxford hit a six-year low in 2024 as the racial breakdown of police interactions continued to change, Police Chief John Jones shared in an annual data report.
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OPD responds to morning DUI, multiple thefts
Oxford police handled two calls for people driving under the influence last week, in addition to several incidents of theft.
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As the Oxford Free Press approaches our one-year anniversary, we want to hear from you on what has worked well and what we can improve in the next year.
Hanover Township altercation leads to felony charges
A man is facing two felony charges following an altercation in McGonigle. One of the victims he is accused of assaulting also picked up a felony charge for spitting on a deputy.
Free Press welcomes summer reporter, first copy editor
The Oxford Free Press is pleased to welcome two interns to our team this summer: reporter Kethan Babu and copy editor Taylor Powers.
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.
Local League of Women Voters recognized for 2024 outreach efforts
The Oxford League of Women Voters' efforts to help people, especially students, register to vote in 2024 earned the chapter statewide recognition.