All’s fair in Oxford: it’s back!

The Oxford County Fair is back after a COVID-19 hiatus in 2020. Rodney Stevens (left) and Bernhard "I don't know why they named me that" Bumpus of Oxford were found at the Maine Antique Tractor Club's exhibit at the Oxford County Fair. Stevens brought CASE and John Deere tractors, including a 1952 CASE he said he's had since forever. Bumpus had several McCormick tractors on display. Nicole Carter / Advertiser Democrat

Cancer Resource Center celebrates new location

The center moved from its previous office at 199 Main Street in Norway to 59 Winter Street.

COVID returns to Oxford Hills, with delta

Unvaccinated children are currently the highest-risk group to infection.

School buses fail state inspection, SAD 17 loses self-inspection license

SAD 17's transportation garage is suspended from self-inspecting its school bus fleet for 90 days.

This is what recovery looks like: ‘I was able to pretend to the outside world that I was okay’

Kari Taylor credits sober living houses and peer support with saving her life.

SAD 17 Superintendent: ‘Oxford Hills will start school face-to-face in the safest possible way’

A vocal minority of area residents have opposed masks in schools on social media.

Otisfield’s former Grange hall to be razed

Welchville dam solution estimates range from $100K to $1.5 million

Town officials will decide how to proceed after Maine Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provide feedback.

Otisfield proposed cell tower clears challenges

Oxford Historical Society needs you now

Reopening after 20 months, volunteers are in demand to restart programming; residents are also invited to join Oxford's new historic preservation committee.