Students at Oxford’s elementary schools are headed home with DNA kits in their book bags, thanks to the Oxford Fire Fighters Union, International Association of Fire Fighters, Local 4763. A total of 2,500 kits were donated to ensure every elementary student will be able to receive one. Through various fund-raising efforts, the Fire Fighter’s Union […]
Oxford’s DECA chapter had a tremendous showing at the international competition in Anaheim— with one Oxford High group placing third in its category. The event was attended by over 19,000 students from around the world and all members of the Oxford team earned high marks and praise from judges and conference officials. Placing third in […]
It’s no secret that cops love coffee and Sheriff Mike Bouchard is no exception. Oakland County’s top cop is inviting area residents to share a cup of joe with him, enjoy some light snacks and “tell me what’s on their mind” when he visits the Oxford Meijer store with his mobile command center on Wednesday, […]
There’s no doubt that brothers Ryan and Mark Austin are Oxford boys through and through. They grew up here. They were coached on the football field by the legendary Bud Rowley. They graduated from Oxford High School. They’re raising their children here. Given all that, it should come as no surprise the Austin boys decided […]
June 4: A 16-year-old boy from Oxford was reported missing from a youth facility, located in the 900 block of E. Drahner Rd, to Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies at 11:50 p.m. The boy was reportedly last seen wearing a blue sweatshirt and pants and is described as African American and short, black hair. Deputies searched […]
Steve and Kathy Laidlaw, of Oxford, are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter, Allie Laidlaw, to Aaron Lanctot. Aaron is the son of Larry and Sherri Lanctot, of Snover, Michigan. Allie is a 2010 graduate of Oxford High School and 2014 graduate of Michigan State University. She is currently teaching English and coaching […]
The 1,200-acre Koenig Sand & Gravel property along Lakeville Rd. in Oxford Twp. hosted the Tough Mudder on Saturday and Sunday. Thousands came out to play in the mud, overcome obstacles and challenge themselves.
Scouts Dakota Streeter (left) and Austyn Streeter, of Troop and Pack 366, place dog tags on white crosses representing all the sons of Oxford who perished in conflicts ranging from the Civil War to the Vietnam War. They did this as part of Oxford’s Memorial Day ceremony held Monday morning in Centennial Park. Photo by […]
It appears Oxford Village could be going into the bulk-water business, but first it needs to establish a policy and set a price. Officials are going to meet on Tuesday, June 27 to discuss and review the issue. Tim Dabish, president of Intrastate Distributors, Inc., a Detroit-based beverage company established in 1980, has expressed interest […]
Looks like it’s back to the old drawing board for the Oxford Downtown Development Authority (DDA). Stephen Holowicki, the DDA’s pick for the executive director position that’s been vacant since early February, has turned down the job. In a May 27 email to DDA Chairperson Sue Bossardet, Holowicki, a resident of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, wrote, […]