Oxford

The university first announced its desire to build a new basketball arena to replace the existing Millett Hall in 2024. Millett Hall has been the home of Miami men's basketball since it opened in 1968, and also hosts women's basketball and volleyball.

The Butler Soil and Water Conservation District is working to restore aquatic connectivity in the Four Mile Creek.

The trustees have not yet approved the actual construction of the arena and there is currently no timetable for when the new arena could be built.

Officials last year expressed interest in building a new multi-purpose arena closer to the center of campus to replace the long-standing Millett Hall, which opened in 1968.

That No. 1 site for the potential multi-purpose arena is Slant Walk, a 200-year-old walkway and greenspace that dates back to the earliest days of Miami University.

The vice mayor says the property has been a high drain on police, fire and EMS resources, too.

Through Green Umbrella's Climate Action Fellowship Program, three local cities will develop plans to promote sustainability, resident wellbeing and solutions for climate change.

Following the loss of what remained of the Oxford Press, a group of journalism enthusiasts are preparing to launch a new weekly paper covering the Oxford community.

The Golden Globe winner will film 'Alarum' for a week in Uptown Oxford, including a special effects fireball scene.

A planned workforce development center in Oxford is getting another financial boost. JobsOhio is awarding a Vibrant Community Grant to help fund the…