The Girls Varsity soccer program last week was very busy, they played three games in five days. They took two out of the three games, defeating Cilo and North Branch and losing to Kearsley. They capped off the week with a thrilling 1-0 victory over North Branch on Friday, April 24. Beth Downs got the […]
It’s been a rough week-and-a-half for the Varsity Golf team. Not only have the playing conditions been less than desirable, a cold, soggy, rain/snow mix against Lapeer West last Thursday and a rain soaked golf course on Tuesday against Fenton, their match against Flint-Carmen Answorth was a rainout with no make-up day scheduled. The matches […]
A priceless piece of America’s famed Old West will return to Oxford this summer, so be on the lookout for bandits like Black Bart. Rod Charles was pleased to announce the legendary Wells Fargo Stagecoach will once again take part in Oxford’s Lone Ranger parade on Saturday, Aug. 2. ‘It was so well-received by the […]
In order to make it easier for residents to report potholes, the Road Commission for Oakland County has introduced a new, easy-to-remember phone line to its Department of Customer Services (DCS). DCS is the department that receives all resident calls and ensures all the information is received, recorded and forwarded to the proper agency staff. […]
Tons of fun activities were going on downtown and along the Polly Ann Trail as part of the first-ever Oxford Earth Day Celebration held Saturday.
American Legion, Oxford Post 108 will host a Red Cross Blood Drive this Friday, May 1 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Pre-registration is appreciated. Call 248-628-1051 to make an appointment, to register, or to find out for more information.
Oxford’s weather-prognosticating llama has gone to roam that big pasture in the sky. Tutor, a resident of Windstar Farm in Oxford Township, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Thursday, April 3, 2014. He was 9 years old. ‘I’m going to really going to miss him. He was my buddy,? said Mark Harries, who owns […]
Changes to the central administration staff with regard to its structure, titles and salaries were approved last week by the Oxford Board of Education. According to Superintendent Dr. Willian Skilling, the central office has been broken down into two categories, operations and academics, as a part of a restructuring plan the district will be laying […]
Classic Chorale, a community chorus of Oxford, Lake Orion and Ortonville women, will present a free spring concert Saturday, May 2 at 7 p.m. at the Oxford Free Methodist Church (790 South Lapeer Road). They’ll sing folk songs from around the world, plus other beautiful music. Ashley Elliott is the accompanist and Jim Watson, well […]
Leonard United Methodist Church is having a Cinco de Mayo dinner on Tuesday, May 5 from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. You can dine in or take out. Menu includes beef tacos, chicken enchiladas, taco salad, rice and refried beans. Adults can eat for $7 and children for $4. Leonard United Methodist is located at 254 E […]