Giddyup!

On Saturday, riders from all over Oakland County gathered at the Banbury Cross Therapeutic Equestrian Center in Oxford for their 1st Annual Horse Show. About 30 riders, both young and old, showed family members and friends how they could trot on their horse and performed various exercises showing their coordination, mobility and flexibility. Some riders […]

Head to Toes is your ‘one-stop shop’ in Oxford

In a world where spare time is like gold and women can barely find time for themselves, it’s nice to know there’s a place to go to for pampering where you only need to make one appointment. Head to Toes Total Bodyworks in Oxford, formerly Head to Toes Massage in Lake Orion, is just the […]

Swim team ready to jump in the water and get to work

With their goggles and nose plugs in hand, the girls on the Varsity swim team at Oxford High School are anxious to start their first season ever. Coach Peggy Verbeke has been an avid swimmer for over 30 years and wasn’t going to pass up the chance to coach the first swim team OHS has […]

Ready to be #1 in FML

If the first game of the Oxford boys varsity soccer season is any indication of what’s to come, their future looks bright. The Booters kicked off their fall season with a 5-3 win last Wednesday against Waterford Kettering. Not bad for a season opener. Returning senior Francesco Paese dominated the net with three goals and […]

Peanut meeting turns into heated debate

On Monday night, Oxford parents, teachers, and administration gathered at Clear Lake Elementary for an informational meeting on peanut allergies, but some parents left more confused than informed after the heated debate. The school board has received criticism over the past couple months after enrolling a student with a ‘life threatening airborne allergy to peanuts […]

Woman survived deadly allergy without changing world around her

With all of the recent concern from parents about Clear Lake Elementary eliminating peanuts from the school because of a student with a deadly airborne allergy, many readers have contacted The Leader with their opinions for and against the change. But one Oxford resident and employee at the school, named ‘Jane? for anonymity reasons, contacted […]

Student searching for OHS alumni in armed forces

While walking through the hallways at Grosse Pointe North High School last April, Oxford High School senior Sarah Tomaka got an idea. Her idea was to create a patriotic showcase honoring OHS alumni who are serving, or have served, in the armed forces in the halls of her very own school. Tomaka plans to decorate […]

Enterprising lad turns veggies into cash crop

Almost every day Michael Kamm sits at the end of his driveway on Granger Rd. behind the quaint little vegetable stand he and his dad made. Every so often, someone in a car stops and peruses through the various fresh vegetables the nine-year-old has grown. But lately, business has been booming. Because of the Seymour […]

Man sought in Oxford Hills B & E and credit card fraud

The Oakland County Sheriff’s Oxford substation is seeking information on a man wanted for breaking and entering an automobile at the Oxford Hills Golf Course on August 6. The suspect was also using a stolen credit card at several different locations. He is described as a white male, late teens to early 20s, short light […]

Mother, daughter make Soup

What do you get when you add a mother, her daughter, a good story and pictures into a pot? You get a children’s book that was number three on the Northwest Lower Michigan’s best-seller list for hardcover fiction after being on bookstore shelves for only three weeks. Petoskey Stone Soup, written by former Lake Orion […]

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