Santa Claus comes to Norway

Master Gardener Volunteers: Part of Maine’s food chain

Over the last year 919 active Master Gardener Volunteers throughout Maine have donated more than 33,500 hours to educational and food security projects and helped deliver more than 232,700 pounds of food to 187 food distribution agencies as part of the Maine Harvest for Hunger program. After a long hiatus, University of Maine Cooperative Extension Oxford County is bringing its Master Gardener Volunteer Certification training back to Oxford Hills communities.

Clothesline Project features Roy

Heather Pierson Jazz Trio’s “Charlie Brown Christmas” Concert

Pet of the Week: Magic

Hurley leads online Fiction Intensive

Baking and music bring Newry’s Anna Sysko full circle

Historical Society plans Open House

Oxford native returns home to serve community

Justin Cummings, Oxford's new patrolman, just graduated alongside 61 other recruits from the Maine Police Academy.

Christmastide is coming!

Pet of the Week: Brenda

Celebrating pies in Oxford

Cindy Johnston and Lisa Dunham bought Valley View Orchard Pies in August, 2018. Last year the company shipped over 67,000 pies, whoopie pies, crisp trays and tea cakes So far in 2019 they have produced more than 104,000 treats, with the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s holidays still to come. They recently expanded to a larger facility on Madison Ave. in Oxford. On Nov. 13 the U.S. Small Business Association toured the facility and recognized Valley View Orchard Pies as a successful, women-owned small business supported by the SBA and local partners.