OXFORD STRONG

A remembrance service was held at Bridgewood Church in Clarkston to mark one year since the shooting at Oxford High School.

Parents and students finished giving feedback on plans to compensate families at Oxford High School impacted by the tragic shooting last November. They spoke at a town hall hosted by the National Compassion Fund, which is managing the nearly $2 million in funds donated.

Friday (Feb. 4), schools all across the state are taking time to lift up the Oxford Community. They’re doing it by asking students, parents, and staff to wear Oxford Strong t-shirts, with 80% of the proceeds going directly to Oxford High School.

Many have expressed their support for the Oxford community since four students were killed and seven people were injured in a mass shooting at Oxford High School on Nov. 30.

The temporary memorial that was created by the Oxford community played a magnificent role in honoring and remembering the Wildcats who lost their lives while also providing a place for the community to grieve.

Athletics programs from across Michigan are coming together to pay tribute to the Oxford community and help victims of the high school shooting.

Cities outside of Oxford are doing what they can to help those impacted by the Oxford High School shooting.

Tate Myre is one of four teens who were murdered by a schoolmate in a mass shooting Nov. 30 at Oxford High School.

Even though the Michigan Wolverines made it to the mountaintop of the Big Ten, champions for the first time in 17 years, they made it clear Saturday night some things are bigger than football.

The Oxford community is rallying together just one day after a violent shooting at Oxford High School.