Oxford City Council pushed the discussion of an emergency indoor mask mandate to the next council meeting, Jan. 18, after failing to move the issue to a vote this past Tuesday. Council accepted a report on a proposed ordinance from City Manager Doug...
Tucked away in the bottom of Edna Southard’s wallet lies a crumpled piece of paper with the words “bucket list” scrawled across the top with numerous items crossed off, yet many still left to do. Luckily, her schedule is about to clear up. For...
Starting in the new year, the Oxford Police Department is set to receive policy updates with the help of a business named Lexipol. The City Council approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to enter into a contract with the company in late November. Oxford...
Talawanda School District plans to lift its mask mandate Monday, Jan. 10, but continues to advise all students, staff and faculty to get vaccinated...
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital is bracing for a surge of COVID-19 cases as the new year goes on. Speaking Jan. 4 at the first Oxford City...
Oxford City Council pushed the discussion of an emergency indoor mask mandate to the next council meeting, Jan. 18, after failing to move the...
Monday, Jan. 17 celebrates Martin Luther King (MLK) Jr. Day and is a time for many to remember King and all that he accomplished for civil rights. The day also serves as a reminder of civil rights issues...
Goggin Ice Center hosts The Bear Youth Hockey Tournament this weekend, running games from the evening of Jan. 14 through late Monday, Jan. 17. Twenty-four teams will compete in the tournament, with...
As Oxford faces unexpected roadblocks with the implementation of its Amtrak stop, the city continues to move forward with its plan for a new Amtrak station. Oxford’s Parking and Transportation Advisory...
