While Laura Holt was running the famed Boston Marathon, the thought of her daughter, Lucy, and everything she’s been through was what kept Holt going as she put mile after mile of pavement behind her. Story:

Oxford Village Council looks like it might be open to having marijuana businesses in town. The planning commission has been directed to start a draft resolution. Story:

Today's issue is packed full of photos from the Easter holiday. Check us out online and on stands!

Over the next year, over $500,000 will go toward safety efforts in the Oxford school district thanks to a grant from the Michigan State Police. Story:

Jack Collins is a talkative eight-year-old who will enthusiastically tell you about whatever is on his mind. True to his personality, the talkative little guy hosts his own podcast focusing on what piques his curiosity called Jack Attack Facts. Story:

RT @OHSWBball: Congrats to Ashley Hershman & HaLaya Cato! Made the Honorable Mention list in the Detroit Free Press 2018-19 girls basketbal….

From Don't Rush Me: Why Don gives a damn about local news, and why he thinks you should too. Story:

This August, Oxford Township voters will head to the polls and vote on two tax proposals: one for the parks and one for police. Story:

The snow has melted just in time for plenty of Easter fun this weekend. We hope all of our readers enjoy the holiday and our latest issue!

Thanks to her time riding and healing at Banbury Cross Therapeutic Equestrian Center, Courtney Hulit is conquering her medical condition. She will be honored as the Star Student Rider at Banbury’s 29th Annual Derby Day Celebration fund-raiser. Story:

On May 2, LakePoint Community Church will host a fashion show to help orphans in Kenya. Story:

OLEC educator Suzanne Joseph, pictured second from left, was recently recognized center court at a Detroit Pistons game for her efforts teaching Oxford's youngest Wildcats. Story:

Come August, Oxford Township residents will head to the polls to vote on parks and police tax proposals. Story:

Tom and Theresa Wrobel, longtime Oxford Village residents are using their beer brewing talents to open Gravel Capital Brewing in downtown Oxford.

Twenty-five years ago, a round of golf on a course in Florida almost became the last thing Shirley Jacobs ever did when a lightning bolt knocked her to the ground. She told us her story this week. Story:

The land adjacent to OHS now belongs to the schools. Oxford expects to use the land in a variety of ways in the future to aid the growing district. Story:

The OMS Wildcat wrestlers recently became Oakland County's first three-peat champions. Wrestling might not be big everywhere, but it is here in Oxford. Story:

When it comes to what should be allowed and what should be prohibited under agricultural zoning, there was no meeting of the minds between officials and some Oxford residents at last week’s planning commission meeting. Story:

OMS eighth-grader Norah Chapa leads this week's front page. The 13-year-old traveled to New York and made her Carnegie Hall debut last week.

Hunting and nature enthusiasts in Addison Township who are either wheelchair bound or can’t quite make it up the ladder into a deer blind will soon have somewhere to go during open season in Lake George Park. Story: