For Barb Theurer, the Oxford Public Library is more than just a place to check out books or quietly read by the fireplace on a cold winter’s day. It’s a cherished and familiar family friend that’s faithfully served her and her relatives for at least four generations. ‘I just love the feel of coming to […]
One need not go to Heaven to find angels. Hundreds exist among us here in the Oxford/Orion area. These angels don’t have large feathery wings or wear white robes or sport golden halos. But they do have big hearts overflowing with generosity, love and compassion for their fellow man, particularly those down on their luck […]
The Oxford Village Council voted unanimously Monday to let the township provide fire services to the village from Jan. 1, 2006 to Jan. 1, 2011, but it expects to be paid in full immediately for its share of equity in the department. This decision comes as a result of Arbitrator William Hampton’s first award dated […]
For those who consider burritos, enchiladas and quesadillas the unofficial fifth food group, Oxford’s lack of a Mexican restaurant has been a serious problem for years ? until now. Those who crave the spicy and rich cuisine from ‘South of the Border? are rejoicing with the opening of Casa Real (pronounced ‘Ray-al? and meaning ‘Real […]
Oxford Township Parks and Recreation received an early Christmas present from Palace Chrysler Plymouth Jeep in Orion ? a check for $335. The dealership raised the money during the Parks and Rec. Department’s Dream Developers Golf Outing back in July. Palace Chrysler donated $5 for every vehicle that was test-driven at the charity outing.
What’s better than a big breakfast ? a big breakfast with the one and only Santa Claus! About 220 moms, dads and kids attended the annual ‘Continental Claus? at Devil’s Ridge Golf Club Saturday morning. Sponsored by Oxford Township Parks and Recreation, the event featured a delicious breakfast buffet with tasty items like French toast […]
A group of Martians landed at Lakeville Elementary last week and ended up learning the true meaning of Christmas. Lakeville Elementary first and second-graders performed ‘A Martian Christmas? Dec. 7 in front of a packed audience of proud parents, excited siblings and smiling teachers. The musical play centered around a group of Martians who came […]
‘Twas Ladies Night at Grove’s True Value Hardware, when all through the store, not a male was shopping anywhere on the floor. Complimentary massages, makeup samples, delicious foods and wine freely flowed. Over 600 ladies all so excited they positively glowed. Country western was this year’s theme as cowboy hats and boots completed the frenzied […]
One of Oxford’s most well-known and beloved public institutions turns 80 years old this week and the whole community is invited to the party. From Dec. 12 through 18, the Oxford Public Library is celebrating eight decades of serving, informing, inspiring, educating and entertaining generations of residents. Commemorative pens, special activities in the children’s and […]
Tom Toteff is now the proud holder of a United States Patent for his invention ‘FASTRAC.? ‘I knew there wasn’t anything else out there like it,? said the owner of Tom’s Hardware in Oxford. ‘It’s pretty exciting. It’s definitely different than retail.? FASTRAC is an adjustable tie-down system Toteff invented for securing and transporting dirt […]