Improve your communications; Get a hot tub
Jim McCauley believes most arguments can be settled by simply having everyone jump into the hot tub. (May 3, 2013, Page 1B)
Preschool art program a joint effort
The University of Mississippi Museum and the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council have teamed up to offer the Mini Master Toddler Art Program for children 2 to 5 years old. (May 3, 2013, Page 1B, 3B)
Lovely dahlias have medicinal properties as well
Read all about dahlias in this month’s Master Gardening column by Anna Haller. (May 3, 2013, Page 2B)
The men of the Mississippi 11th on the move in the spring of 1863
Historian Jack Mayfield returns to his discussion on the Mississippi 11th during the Civil War and their movement from Virginia to Pennsylvania. (May 3, 2013, Page 2B)
Oxford’s legacy is ours to write
Recycling efforts should start at home and cross over into our community, says columnist Milly West. (May 3, 2013, Page 2B)
Books ‘n Lunch to feature book with Oxford setting
Jack Lamar Mayfield hasn’t ever been much of a historical fiction reader but recently read and enjoyed the writing of historical fiction writer Jane Bennett Gaddy who will be at the Lafayette County & Oxford Public Library at noon on May 3 for a reading and signing of her newest book, “Joab.” (April 26, 2013, Page 2B)
Good hair days, bad hair days
Columnist Joanne Wilkinson can look back and laugh at her bad hair days and is still trying to find that perfect hair cut. (April 26, 2013, Page 1B, 3B)
Thomas Grosskopf takes refreshingly retro approach
This year’s Double Decker Art Festival poster artist, Thomas Grosskopf, talks about his art and inspiration for this year’s poster. (April 26, 2013, Page 1B, 3B)
Tapping Into the Market
The community’s approach to beer has evolved now that local restaurants and bars are carrying craft beers, and stores such as Joe’s Craft Beer have opened its doors. To read more on craft brews impact on Oxford, check out this week’s Oxford Living section. (April 19, 2013, Page 1B)
Succulents — fun and easy
Master Gardener Barbara Sherrod White writes this month about succulents, an easy plant to grow that is a great addition to any garden. (April 19, 2013, Page 3B)
