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Talawanda School District placed a school administrator on paid leave last week after an inappropriate conduct complaint. Police are investigating the issue, however the district cannot discuss ...
The Safeguard American Voters Eligibility (SAVE) Act is meant to prevent non-citizens from voting in the next election season. However, it has received criticism from several organizations nationwide.
The Oxford City Council had a busy agenda at its May 6 meeting, including planning festival logistics, new mural projects and changes to the look of the city. In addition, Mayor William Snavely ...
Miami University will host its first-year student orientation over the course of several weeks this summer. The orientation allows incoming students to meet other new students and learn more about the ...
Opening Minds Through the Arts is a program that encourages intergenerational connections through abstract art projects. Olivia Lokon started OMA at Miami University in 2007, but it has since expanded ...
Tucked between the famous and often bustling Brick Street Bar and Oxford’s Uptown Park, is a quaint boutique that has served the Oxford community for over 40 years. The Apple Tree was opened in 1979 ...
The Myaamia Center at Miami University hosted a lunch which celebrated the tribe’s culture and food for local people and students to enjoy. The event featured traditional cooking methods and ...
As flowers begin to bloom, the sunshine lasts longer each day and the sky becomes bluer, golfers come out of their long hibernation to hit the green and tee off. For Oxford residents, that means ...
Oxford Presbyterian Church celebrates its 200th anniversary this year, called the “bicentennial.” The church traces its roots back to Scotland and will display their own “tartan,” a Scottish patterned ...
Miami University announced the offices of diversity, equity and inclusion will discontinue operations following Senate Bill 1 (S.B. 1). The university is required to make several organizational ...
E&H Ace Hardware hosted a ribbon-cutting event with the City of Oxford after recently undergoing renovations at its Oxford location. The renovations revamped the indoor appearance of the store and ...
The Butler Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) recently announced that they have acquired $1.5 million, which will be put toward improving the aquatic conditions of Four Mile Creek in Oxford.
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