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Words and the symbols they depict line the walls of the Myaamia Center, on Miami’s campus.

[Photo] Myaamia Heritage Award student reflects on experience

August 13, 2021
Mike smiles beside his beloved wife, Crystal, who along with their kids, made up his whole world.

[Photo] Remembering the people, not the statistics

May 14, 2021
Carolyn Jefferson-Jenkins, a Western College graduate and former national president of the League of Women Voters, is this year’s commencement speaker.

[Photo] Miami to host in-person graduation this May

March 19, 2021
Last year Oxford received $1.4 million in federal COVID relief funds that it distributed to various local public health and service programs, including the Family Resource Center on College Corner Pike, which received $142,000. The latest federal relief package could see the city get as much as $4.3 million in aid.

[Photo] City of Oxford may receive $4.3 million from stimulus package

March 19, 2021
Talawanda School Superintendent Ed Theroux, says the district will make sure substitute teachers can do the job, even if they do not yet have their bachelor degrees.

[Photo] Talawanda considers non-bachelor degree applicants for substitute teachers

March 19, 2021
Miami and the city of Oxford hope to turn the university’s old food services building at 20 S. Elm St. into an innovation hub.

[Photo] Oxford and Miami work to raise funds to complete innovation hub

February 26, 2021
A construction sign in front of Marshall Elementary School.

[Photo] Marshall returns to remote learning in May to allow for building demolition

February 12, 2021
Owner Ann Kamphaus said she has restyled her Church Street Social establishment based on what customers said they wanted.

[Photo] Books & Brews drops franchise to become new social destination

February 12, 2021
Protesters gather outside the Oxford Police Department during last September’s Black Lives Matter demonstration.

[Photo] Oxford to assess social justice concerns through police survey

February 12, 2021
Construction delays mean the Talawanda Board of Education must decide what to do with students of Marshall Elementary School, during asbestos abatement and demolition at the old building.

[Photo] Talawanda combats fiscal and construction concerns amid pandemic

January 15, 2021
As shown in this photo from last fall, students living in dorms will be able to receive drive-thru testing in the Millett Hall parking lot during check-in next week.

[Photo] Miami requires students to receive COVID test when returning to campus

January 15, 2021
The Knolls of Oxford nursing home, 6727 Contreras Road, this week becomes the first place in Oxford to begin administering vaccinations against COVID-19.

[Photo] Local nursing home residents receive COVID-19 vaccinations

January 8, 2021
This vacant building at 20 S. Elm St. may one day house technology and entrepreneurship ventures to help stimulate job growth in the community.

[Photo] City and Miami apply for grant to turn Elm Street building into Tec Hub

November 20, 2020
Staff shortages have forced Talawanda High School and Talawanda Middle School to return to remote only classes.

[Photo] Talawanda School District keeps middle and high school classes remote until Jan. 18

November 20, 2020
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