Michael D. Clark is a local journalist based in Oxford, Ohio. He writes for the Oxford Press and Dayton Daily News, covering a range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, ANCA, BRUCE W, and Springfield News-Sun.
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Oxford, Ohio, United States (Local)
Michael D. Clark provides extensive coverage of local community events, education, business and development in Ohio, with a focus on Oxford. He frequently covers press releases and government announcements related to these topics.
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OXFORD – It may be summer break for Miami University but the school has stayed busy collecting higher national rankings for its affordability and its relatively new honors program.
LIBERTY, WEST CHESTER TWPS. — A rare employment contract, recently approved by the school board, will allow Lakota Schools’ two superintendents to more smoothly transition, said school officials.
By: Michael D. Clark
WEST CHESTER TWP. — For the first time since the 2020 onset of the COVID pandemic, local restaurants will be part of one of the largest business expos in the region.
By: Michael D. Clark
FAIRFIELD TWP. — The growing partnership between Butler Tech and Middletown’s Cleveland Cliffs steel manufacturer is opening a lot of doors for area students and now even includes a custom-built door that has to be pried open.
MIDDLETOWN — When Middletown Schools’ teacher Joni Crow walked for the first time into her own classroom, Jimmy Carter was America’s president.
The state would provide $25.36 million of new high school’s $62.10 million projected price tag.
WEST CHESTER TWP. — One of the region’s largest business expos drew a big crowd as area companies and organizations used the annual spotlight to tout themselves to the public.
OXFORD — There’s a lot of dust now being kicked up around an iconic building on Miami University’s main campus, but it’s for good cause, said school officials.
By: Michael D. Clark
One of the most experienced members of this city’s governing school board has announced she will retire early as she battles medical issues.
A holdover response to the COVID pandemic will remain in place for some area school systems continuing to use staggered starting days for the beginning of the school year next month.
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