Oxford receives $137k grant for housing stability initiative
A new grant will go toward supporting a staff position at TOPSS and more outreach initiatives to educate and protect tenants in Oxford.
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No Kings protest attracts hundreds in Oxford
Oxford's No Kings protest, one of more than 2,000 across the country, was by far the best-attended political demonstration in the city so far this year.
Commission recommends redevelopment of vacant nursing home
A plan to convert a vacant nursing home into independent senior housing was signed off by Oxford's Planning Commission and will now go to City Council for approval.
City group reviews economic development plan ahead of council approval
The Community Improvement Corporation reviewed the economic development strategic plan at its last meeting before the plan will be presented to City Council on June 17.
Dozens of local orgs receive funding for history initiatives
Two dozen organizations in southwest Ohio, including several in and around Oxford, received grants from the W.E. Smith Charitable Trust to support local history initiatives.
Environmental Commission recommends top priorities for 2026
Oxford’s Environmental Commission voted on three priorities to research in 2026, including implementing a hazardous waste drop day, at its monthly meeting on June 4.
Levy to increase elderly service funding in county could appear in November
The Council on Aging is asking for a levy to be placed on the November ballot to increase funding for elderly services in Butler County.