Electric Root Festival thrives despite stormy weather Despite a rainy day forcing festivities inside, the Electric Root Festival still managed to draw a crowd to celebrate Black arts and culture.
Oxford and Miami unions, citizens hold May Day rally on labor rights and Trump Union rights advocates from Miami University and Oxford alike gathered Uptown in Oxford to celebrate May Day with a rally for fair labor practices and against certain policies under the Trump administration.
Local Legends: The only doc in town Fred Fogel Shepard took care of the residents of College Corner for decades as the only medical doctor in town in the mid-1900s.
New TOPSS initiative gets neighborhoods involved in stocking food pantry A new initiative at TOPSS is encouraging "neighborhood food champions" to collect needed food and supplies for the organization's food pantry through localized drives.
On My Plate: Asparagus Asparagus comes in two main varieties in the U.S., green and purple. Both are more nutritious when sourced locally, James Rubenstein writes.
Voters to decide whether to renew state funding program in May primary Ohio voters will decide whether to renew a constitutional amendment allowing the state to issue bonds for two programs which provide funding for local infrastructure projects.
Oxford Free Press welcomes new business manager The Oxford Free Press staff is growing with the addition of our first business manager, Ginny Reynolds.