By: Annie Lalonde The current effects of COVID- 19 have unified us, despite their many challenging aspects. Through nature, we can all find something positive to make the days a little more bearable. Our new allotted time has helped family and friends remember their favorite outdoor activities. I decided to change up my photography for … More Nature’s Forgotten Treasures Found in Quarantine
By: Holly Flaig Staff photographer Holly Flaig headed out to Miami’s campus trails on Saturday to check out the annual Hike-A-Thon event taking place at DeWitt Cabin. This event was hosted by Miami Benefits and Wellness, Miami Natural Areas and Miami’s Paws for a Cause campus organization. Check out the photos below for a glimpse … More Photos from Saturday’s Hike-A-Thon
To provide free shelter, medical, psychological and legal assistance to women and children who are victims of violence. To allow destitute or abused women and children access to Montessori, primary, secondary and third level education as well as various skills training and empowerment programs. To engage in rights advocacy and awareness programs via the … More Hike with Heart donations head to the Himalayas
Most Oxford residents have not yet had the chance to explore Mill Race Preserve, the newly acquired Butler County MetroParks property in the township. The 72-acre preserve northwest of Yager Stadium includes part of Four Mile Creek and the north end of the 1868 Black Covered Bridge, which is on the National Register of Historic … More Sneak Peak at New Oxford Preserve Sunday Hike
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