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Tribune Tunes: Fall Songs

Tribune Tunes:  Fall Songs

It’s time for sweaters and pumpkin spice and we here at The Tribune have a perfect playlist for the changing leaves. “Sweater Weather,” The Neighborhood:  A song about love and the way you make a connection.  Just take things slow and enjoy the sweater weather. “Another Story,” The Head & The Heart:  A song about […]

Mrs. Schran: Style Icon

Mrs. Schran:  Style Icon

We all know the kind-hearted science teacher Mrs. Schran, but have you ever taken the time to appreciate her exquisite fashion sense? If you take a moment to really observe her iconic looks you will notice how unique and refreshing her style is. I asked her a few questions to learn more about what inspires […]

Nosebleed Plays Homecoming 2018

Nosebleed Plays Homecoming 2018

Homecoming Game 2018 Photo Story

Homecoming Game 2018 Photo Story

Tribune Tunes: Songs for a Rainy Day

Tribune Tunes:  Songs for a Rainy Day

It looks like it will be raining for the next next few days, so we here at Tribune Tunes have made you a playlist for these rainy days. “Release Me,” by Corrina Repp:  A song about overcoming adversity and pain, “Release Me” has some great dynamics and is a totally good song to give you […]

Mrs. Aerni: Pursuing her Passion

Mrs. Aerni: Pursuing her Passion

Stephanie Aerni is one of many who came to Miami in search of a good education, and stayed in Oxford for a career. Meet your neighborhood American History teacher whose fly-by-the-wheel personality and love of the interstate highway system check popular with many of her students. And runners. It all began in Coshocton, Ohio, an […]

Homecoming Parade 2018

Homecoming Parade 2018

Pep Rallies: Do They Raise Spirits?

Pep Rallies: Do They Raise Spirits?

The school’s fight song. Announcing the Fall sports teams. Cheering. Donuts?  The first pep rally of 2018-19 was on Sept. 7, and yes donuts were involved. There was a donut relay race where two participants from each sport competed. The relay teams had to: eat a donut with no hands, spin around in a circle […]

Bracelets That Are Making a Change

Bracelets That Are Making a Change

A small bracelet is making the biggest difference. Some of the world’s dirtiest beaches are in Central America and the simplest idea is making a big change. In 2010, two college students from San Diego, California embarked on a journey to Costa Rica and were met by artisans who were living a life of poverty. […]

Sophomore Quarterback Brings Hope to Hometown Team

Sophomore Quarterback Brings Hope to Hometown Team

OXFORD, OHIO– “We’re very hungry to win and actually succeed in things after a season where we went 1-9,” Kasey T., sophomore wide receiver, said. He speaks for his team to explain how Talawanda High School football is ready to take on the 2018 season. Starting junior quarterback Adam C. was injured earlier in the […]