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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

January 21, 2022
Butler County reported more than 1,100 new cases of COVID-19 in its weekly COVID update, released Feb. 11. Photo provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 

High COVID-19 rates impact Talawanda, Miami students

January 14, 2022
The Miami Jr. RedHawks, a local youth hockey team playing in this weekend’s Big Bear Hockey Tournament in Oxford, practicing on the ice at Goggin Ice Center.

Goggin Center hosts three-day youth hockey tournament

January 14, 2022
McCullough-Hyde continues to offer drive-through COVID-19 testing at the hospital, 110 N. Poplar St., 8:30 a.m. through 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday with a doctor’s order. The testing was closed Thursday and Friday because of the storm.

Hospital president discusses COVID-19 conditions, testing

January 7, 2022
Oxford City Council decided to postpone a vote on a possible mask mandate during its Jan. 4 meeting. Although not required to, most people at the meeting, including council, wore masks.

Oxford City Council delays indoor mask mandate vote

January 7, 2022
Bethel A.M.E. Church, 14 S. Beech St., is one of the oldest Black congregations in Oxford.

Enjoy Oxford launches self-guided tour of Black history in Oxford

August 14, 2020
The Talawanda Board of education meets in front of a virtual audience, and decides to start the school year online, when classes resume on Aug. 24.

Talawanda goes virtual the first nine weeks of 2020 school year

August 6, 2020
John Kinne checks trees on his Oxford Township farm for damage by emerald ash borers. Observer file photo

Oxford and Miami continue fight emerald ash borer

July 3, 2020
Kennedi Mondello was a prize winner at the 2019 Butler County Fair and plans to compete again this year. Photo provided by Kennedi Mondello 

Butler County reschedules modified fair for end of July

June 26, 2020
This Osage Orange is number 53 on the tree walk and sits near the site of where Wilson Hall used to be. Photo by Blake Boyd

Museum to unveil exhibit showcasing local trees this fall

June 26, 2020
Xadi Ndiaye, was disappointed in Miami President Gregory Crawford’s letter about a professor accused of making a racist remark. Photo by Mathilde Mujanayi

Students speak up about racial issues at Miami

June 19, 2020
High Street in Oxford, center of the town’s business district,  is mostly deserted since students left in mid-March. The early start of fall semesters means to street could soon be crowded with potential customers. Observer file photo

Early fall semester start impacts Oxford businesses

June 12, 2020
Jazzy Crain, a rising junior, is one SOULs for the Freshman class. Photo provided by Miami University

Miami freshmen experience remote orientation

June 5, 2020
The Kroger Relay for Life team walks around Oxford’s Uptown Park during last year’s event. Photo provided by Sherry Bourquien

Annual Relay for Life canceled but its need continues

May 29, 2020
Talawanda Senior Elizabeth Eberwine tells her classmates at the school’s virtual graduation that “obstacles are not permanent” Photo by Morgan Schneider

Talawanda seniors graduate online at home

May 22, 2020
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