Oxford Observer

How a Snow Emergency Affects the Town

By Julia Arwine
January 18, 2019

Bags to Mats Program Turns Trash into Treasure for the Homeless Community

By Caroline Roethlisberger
January 11, 2019

Uptown Churches Combat Student Vandalism

By Houston Vick
January 11, 2019

Emerald Ash Borers Have Taken Heavy Toll in Oxford

By Elise St. Esprit
November 23, 2018

Oxford’s Rates of Recycling Are Low

By Madeline Mitchell
November 23, 2018

$In September 2018, \$16,000 worth of fines were assessed, according to the Oxford Citations Violations Summary. The most fines were from expired meters, with \$3,835 issued, and from noise restrictions, with \$2,700 issued.$

City Seeks to Regain Revenues through Parking, Noise, Litter Fines

By Ashley Hetherington
November 16, 2018

Figo the K9

By Joe Gurnig and Emily
November 9, 2018

Long-Running Empty Bowls Luncheon Supports Hunger Projects, Service Learning

By Ryan Jones and Lindsey Adams
November 9, 2018

Oxford’s Trees, Under Siege

By Ryan Terhune and Kenny Schierlinger
November 9, 2018

Some, But Not All, Have Responded to Subpoenas for Delinquent City Taxes

By Ryan McSheffrey
November 9, 2018

Talawanda Sophomore to Compete in State Cross-Country Championships

By Patrick Keck
November 9, 2018

Woman’s Coupon Expertise Helps Keep Oxford’s Pantries Stocked

By Rachel Berry
November 9, 2018