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The main sign at the entrance to the athletic complex at Talawanda still says “Talawanda Braves.”
Home of the Brave? Talawanda hangs on to ‘offensive’ team name
November 30, 2023
Wil Haygood ’76 took to the podium at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center on Nov. 14
Miami University to receive papers of journalist Wil Haygood
November 30, 2023
Trailer hitch thefts and shoplifting reported to Oxford Police
Trailer hitch thefts and shoplifting reported to Oxford Police
November 30, 2023
“Always, Lola” writer and director Jeff Crane Graham on the film set at Kofenya.
Filmed in Oxford, 'Always, Lola' finally released online
November 30, 2023
Science teacher Heidi Schran sits at her desk in Talawanda High School. Schran filled out a grant to record next year’s total eclipse after hearing about the award from a Miami professor.
Talawanda students to document rare eclipse for national project
November 30, 2023
Huismann watches from the sidelines during their practice on Nov. 13
‘Old school’ approach works for Talawanda’s – and Ohio’s – winningest woman coach
November 30, 2023
Mayor William Snavely and Vice Mayor Chantel Raghu were sworn in for another term at the council’s Nov. 27 organizational meeting
No meandering around here: Neighbors complain about bike path proposal
November 30, 2023
Miami Police respond to more than 80 incidents over two weeks
Miami Police respond to more than 80 incidents over two weeks
November 30, 2023
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Mathew Mercer (left) speaks on Monday at Hall Auditorium.

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Complaints lead to two inspections

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Follett’s Miami Co-Op Bookstore opened at 110 E. High St. in 1971. It remained at this location until 2015 and, eventually, closed in 2019.

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From top right clockwise: Chris Otto (incumbent), Andrew Langsner (challenger), Dawn King (challenger), Ivan Carver (challenger), Rebecca Howard (incumbent) and Kathleen Knight-Abowitz (incumbent).

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Science teacher Heidi Schran sits at her desk in Talawanda High School. Schran filled out a grant to record next year’s total eclipse after hearing about the award from a Miami professor.

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Wil Haygood ’76 took to the podium at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center on Nov. 14
Miami University to receive papers of journalist Wil Haygood
Trailer hitch thefts and shoplifting reported to Oxford Police
Trailer hitch thefts and shoplifting reported to Oxford Police
Miami Police respond to more than 80 incidents over two weeks
Miami Police respond to more than 80 incidents over two weeks
Residents invited to meet and greet state and local elected officials
Residents invited to meet and greet state and local elected officials
Inspector licenses Oxford sub shop and quesadilla joint
Inspector licenses Oxford sub shop and quesadilla joint
John Moul ringing for donations in front of the Oxford Kroger.
Kiwanis seeking bell-ringers for holiday season
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Parking meters in Oxford will be replaced by kiosks such as this one on Campus Avenue.
Oxford to add parking meters to W. High Street and College Avenue
Photo of the Scott/Harrison house taken in 1931.
Historical marker to honor Oxford-born first lady
When the DORA designation is in effect, adults may carry their alcoholic beverages around Uptown in specially marked cups like this one.
City extends outdoor drinking program
Michael Everett, president and COO of McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital, gives a briefing on local COVID numbers at Tuesday’s city council meeting.
Oxford reinstates mask requirement
When the DORA designation is in effect, adults may carry their alcoholic beverages around Uptown in specially marked cups like this one.
City to consider year-round DORA
Ohio law allows medical marijuana to be sold as pills, lotions, oils or edibles, but not in a smokable form.
Oxford could get medical marijuana dispensaries
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