Oxford City Council has approved paying Strand Associates, Inc., a Cincinnati engineering firm, up to $1.8 million to design a water softening system for the city water plant. Actual construction of the system is expected to cost about $17.9 million,...
Longtime Oxford resident and golf professional Tate Prows, 40, is suing the City of Oxford in federal court over the city’s pandemic-era mass gathering ordinance. Tate is representing himself in the lawsuit, filed Nov. 28 in the United States District...
Last October, seven volunteers from Oxford Kiwanis Club worked over two weekends to renovate a shed behind Oxford Seniors as a warehouse for mobility aids and medical devices. Stored in the shed are wheelchairs, portable commodes, shower chairs,...
Chris Dynes has been the superintendent of the Hueston Woods Golf Course for just over a year and a half. In that time, he flipped what was once a dying course in dilapidated conditions to one of the best in the area. “It is night and day from what...
Mac Hippenhammer, a redshirt senior and wide receiver for the Miami University RedHawks, said he is very excited about where his last college football game is going to be played and wants to ride off into the sunset with a win Dec. 16. As the season...
With the development of science and technology, agriculture is also improving. Precision agriculture uses modern machinery, computers, GPS and sensors to reduce labor, conserve water and increase yields. Precision agriculture can suggest the best...
Two Oxford brothers, Dakota and Nick Byrd, with their wives, Elizabeth and Hilary, are the new owners of Prime Fitness. The Byrd family celebrated the grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony oec. 1, where they presented their newly renovated...
