Miami University hosted the 10th annual National Civil Rights Conference in Oxford from June 20 through the 22, featuring several community-wide events focused on history, education and reconciliation. The conference centered on the theme "Rise, Advocate, Educate and Cooperate: The Challenge of Change." It was supposed to be held in Oxford last summer, but the pandemic postponed it until this year. Miami...
After the Continental Congress approved the Declaration of Independence in 1776, John Adams wrote to his wife, Abigail, with a prediction on how the day would be celebrated in years to come: “It ought...
After the pandemic shut down many of its activities last year, Hueston Woods State Park resumes a variety of nature and aquatic programs to visitors this summer. Starting in June and lasting until...
On March 11, President Biden released a statement, hoping to have 70% of American adults vaccinated by July 4. At a press release on Tuesday, The White House said it was expecting to fall short of that...
The City of Oxford is exploring the feasibility of a new housing authority to combat the city’s housing challenges. At a Housing Advisory Commission (HAC) meeting June 21, Oxford Community Development...
Brooke Hartwig, a graduate of Indiana University (IU) East and former caseworker with the Indiana Department of Child Services, is the newest...
Many people in Oxford remember Crossan Curry as the Miami art professor whose gorgeous paintings decorate the walls of the Miami University Art...
Oxford Township Police Chief Michael Goins died at his Oxford area home Thursday morning, according to a Facebook posting by the Oxford Police...
