Good morning, Oxford.

On Sept 11, the Talawanda Board of Education voted to terminate contracts with student services director Joseph Hall and discussed new measures to improve the district's hiring process—details remain unclear.

The Oxford Free Press filed a public records request to obtain more information about his termination.

On Sept. 11, Oxford's Civil Rights Commission met to review Title VI and consider small wording changes to its ordinance to better prevent discrimination.

The group proposed connecting citizens with external agencies and planned to invite local experts for an ADA evaluation — its next meeting will be held Dec. 11.

The Miami University Marching Band performed at the Bengals home opener on Sept.

14 at Paycor Stadium and also at Miami Football’s home opener, and now it is preparing for Homecoming weekend. The band’s upcoming show is expected to boost school spirit—energizing fans for the celebrations.

Miami University held its annual Employee Recognition Ceremony yesterday and celebrated milestone anniversaries as Forbes named it one of America's Best Employers for Company Culture—placing the institution in the state's top 5 and the nation's top 30 for education employers.

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.

Eastern Michigan Eagles vs. Miami Redhawks Football

12:00 – 1:30 PM — Yager Stadium — Betting insights available — Catch an exciting college football match with expert betting resources.