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A banner showing layers on this year’s Talawanda football team in the high school weight room.<em> Photo by Massillon Myers</em>

New Talawanda coach rebuilds team at the core

October 25, 2019

Halloween events continue throughout the next week

By Burzin Kohina

October 25, 2019

It’s Halloween season, and Oxford will be hosting a bunch of events to help everyone celebrate with costumes, candy, fun and maybe a touch of spookiness.Miami University is hosting a Safe Trick or Treat, sponsored by the Residence Hall Asso...

A cover on TIME Magazine inspired artist Larry Winston Collins. <em>Photo by Marla Chavez-Garcia</em>

“They That Matter” exhibit opens at Hiestand Galleries

October 25, 2019

‘Modern Love’ on Amazon brings love stories to life

By Peyton Gigante

October 25, 2019

What’s the old saying? The movie isn’t as good as the book? Or, the television show isn’t as good as the movie?Not for the New York Times. On Friday, Oct. 18, Amazon debuted its new feature show, “Modern Love.” Sound fa...

A banner across High Street welcomes people to Miami’s Family Weekend.<em> Photo by Aaron Smith.</em><br><br>

Weekend brings families, economic impact to Oxford

October 18, 2019

Author Bob Batchelor will speak on his new book, the Bourbon King, Monday at the Oxford Lane Library. <em>Photo provided by Bob Batchelor</em>

Library hosts author of book about ‘Bourbon King’

October 18, 2019

Michael and Julie Schwab were raised in Oxford and have been operating their family farm market just outside of town for the past six years. <em>Photo by Lauren Shassere</em>

Family farm market kicks off fall season

October 18, 2019

John Kinne examines the trees on his Oxford Township property searching for the emerald ash borers.<em> Photo by Ryan McSheffrey</em><br>

Oxford resident fights ash borers with Chinese wasps

October 11, 2019

Kramig, center in white t-shirt, is surrounded by current and former players and coaches at the dedication of Bobby Kramig Field before the team played Xavier on Sept. 20. <em>Photo by Massillon Myers.</em><br>

Miami names soccer venue Bobby Kramig Field for former coach

October 4, 2019

Lorenzo Langstroth, the father of American beekeeping, in a painting by Miami Art Professor Crossan Curry. This portrait hung in Miami’s Langstroth Cottage, but went missing several years ago. Have you seen it? <em>Photo courtesy of Alexander Zomchek</em>

Beekeeper painting disappears from campus cottage

October 4, 2019

Left to right at the Tuesday groundbreaking for Phase II of the Oxford Area Trails System: Etta Reed, of Bayer Becker; Doug Elliott, Oxford city manager; Summer Jones of OKI; Oxford Mayor Kate Rousmaniere; Ted Pickerill, executive assistant to Miami President Gregory Crawford; Jessica Greene, assistant city manager; and Tanner Cook of Sunesis Construction. <em>Photo by Abby Jeffrey.</em><br>

Construction for Phase II of Oxford trail system begins

October 4, 2019

This silver ship, created with traditional filigree techniques was created by Skender Rakovica, now located in the home of a customer in France. This scale of work typically takes months to complete. <em>Photo courtesy of Krenare Rakovica</em>

Kosovo tourism keeps the artful craft of making sliver filigree jewelry and decor alive

October 4, 2019

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