The Davis Family Farmers Market opened on Saturday in Seymour Lake Township Park and included activities and goods for the whole family. Besides traditional market fare like fresh produce, honey, ...

A dapper gentleman in an old-fashion suit holds up a fish on the corner of M-24 and Burdick St. at the center of Oxford. The man is Lyle “Red” Knapp himself – the founder of the original Red Knapp’s ...

The Oxford var­sity boys cross country team finished in third place at the Michigan High School Athletic Association Lower Peninsula Region 08-1 at Clinton­wood Park in Clarkston on Oct. 24. The girls ...

OXFORD TWP. — Seventeen Clear Lake Elementary School students gathered behind the school on Friday to celebrate Lucy the therapy dog’s third birthday. Students pet Lucy and threw a ball for her to ...

OXFORD TWP. — Wildcat Stadium will be getting a new football field thanks to a private donor who wishes to remain anonymous, and school officials hope the new field will be ready by the first football ...

Sinking Fund proposal fails by nearly 20% By Jim Newell Managing Editor [email protected] Oxford TWP. – Voters denied a proposed Oxford Community Schools Operating Millage Replacement Proposal ...

The Oxford Township Planning Com­mission voted 6-1 to approve the preliminary site plans for a new Aldi grocery store at the corner of Market Street and Lapeer Roads. Commissioner Donald Wloszek cast ...

OXFORD — The Oxford Fire Department firefighters took possession of their new Engine #1 on Thursday and commemorated the new truck by conducting a traditional “push-in ceremony.” A push-in ceremony is ...

OXFORD TWP. — Even just an hour or so can help make a difference in the life of a child, and the Oxford-Addison Youth Assistance is looking for volunteers to join the Wildcat Cub Club program this ...

The Oxford Downtown Development Authority’s Concerts in the Park series continues in Centennial Park, 41 S. Washington St. Concerts are every week, 6:30-8 p.m. on Thursday night, except the week of ...

OXFORD TWP. – The Oxford Women’s Club presented $12,600 in scholarships this year to nine Oxford students. Each student received a $1,400 scholarship to pursue her or his educational dreams.

Oxford and Lake Orion’s Downtown Development Authority released an updated downtown trolley express schedule for this month. The trolley will shuttle riders from both towns from 5-9 p.m. on Fridays ...