Good morning, Oxford.

Owner Gini Maddocks of Snazzy Boutique hosted a fashion show at The Twenty One on Aug.

10 that raised nearly $3,000, with half of the funds going to the venue and $1,455 provided to TOPSS for food purchases—Mayor Bill Snavely attended a Sept. 8 ceremony while Maddocks is considering another show in 2026.

Miami University launches its 2025 Homecoming on Sept.

25 with a joint parade with Talawanda High School starting at 6 p.m. in Uptown Oxford—events include sports contests and festivities through Sept. 28.

The Oxford Public Arts Commission met on Sept 8 to revise its muralist selection process and planned projects including a mural at the municipal parking garage set for early November and a Call for Haiku event starting in October—Miami University students will work on a mural near the Duke Energy substation in spring, with the commission set to reconvene on Oct 13.

Miami University students viewed Stryker’s Acute Care Mobile Lab—stationed by the Clinical Health Sciences and Wellness building on Sept.

11, and they learned about its features and functions during the visit.

The Board of Trustees at Miami University voted on Sept.

16 to allow President Gregory Crawford to sign a deal naming a new health sciences and wellness facility on campus, expanding its partnership with Cleveland Clinic— the state-of-the-art building will serve current and future healthcare heroes.

Miami (OH) RedHawks vs. Lindenwood Lions

3:30-5:00 p.m. — Yager Stadium — Cost info not provided — Watch an exciting college football matchup featuring the RedHawks and Lions.

The Stews Live Performance

8-11:30 p.m. — Brick Street — Refunds available up to 7 days before — The Stews make their much-anticipated debut at Brick Street Bar.

Miami RedHawks Women's Volleyball vs. Western Michigan Broncos

6:30-8 p.m. — Millett Hall — Tickets available for purchase — Catch the exciting matchup as the RedHawks take on the Broncos in women's volleyball.