Oxford Parks and Recreation Department hosts Freedom Festival on July 3
The Oxford Freedom Festival occurred on July 3 and was organized by the Parks and Recreation Department, including first-year director Chad Smith.
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Council hears ordinances regarding development of senior housing
Oxford City Council heard the first readings of two ordinances that would rezone 2.71 acres at 6099 Fairfield Road for the development of senior housing at the July 1 meeting.
Oxford Catty Shack adoption drive helps cats find homes
The Oxford Catty Shack brought 17 cats for adoption to the Oxford Lane Library on June 21.
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.
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.
Local Oxford resident organizes first Juneteenth celebration
Brian Revere, an Oxford resident who has lived in town for two years, organized the city’s first large-scale Juneteenth celebration four years after it became a nationally recognized holiday.
Uptown business rebrands as Blessed Links Jewelry
After launching a storefront as Earth and Metal, Uptown business owner Dana Study has rebranded her business as Blessed Links, focusing on her roots in jewelry.