Crime
Option for jail time
Instead of throwing drug abusers in a jail cell, more and more states are implementing drug courts as ...
News
A friendly voice makes day brighter
By Ana Martinez news@oxfordeagle.com When Dorothy Butler decided to try volunteering for the Retired Senior Volunteer Program in ...
Crime
Crime Report
—Thursday Oxford Police Department Reports 6 alarms 1 public intoxication 2 petty thefts 1 suspicious activity 6 911 ...
News
Oxford Fire Chief Cary Sallis retiring
After 26 years of being a firefighter, Oxford Fire Chief Cary Sallis has decided to hang up his ...
News
Whirlpool demo underway
By Christina Steube University of Mississippi The University of Mississippi Department of Campus Recreation is expanding — in ...
News
Ole Miss bridge project to be complete by Sept. 7
For the last several weeks, crews have been making upgrades to the bridge on University Avenue that crosses ...
News
Benefit events scheduled on the Square Saturday
Two very worthwhile causes will be taking place Saturday on the Square. The Oxford Charges Booster Club will ...
News
OUT buses going blue?
Oxford University Transit buses may soon get a makeover. On Wednesday, the Oxford Transit Commission agreed on a ...
Crime
Woman found not guilty of abuse to local service animal
An Oxford School District cafeteria worker was found not guilty of abuse of a service animal by Oxford ...
Crime
Crime Report
—Wednesday Oxford Police Department Reports 2 911 hang-ups 4 suspicious activities 6 welfare concerns 2 noise violations 1 ...
Education
UM graphic arts students snag national internships
By Edwin Smith University of Mississippi When Heidi Bain and Will Halcomb return to the University of Mississippi, ...
News
Local UW motivates workplaces
With the United Way of Oxford’s fundraising campaign to kick off in September, Associate Director Kathy Williams gathered ...
Business
AT&T brings fiber network to rural Lafayette County
AT&T is bringing its fiber to the premise technology to areas of Lafayette County, providing faster internet service ...
News
Oxford’s Beth Ann Fennelly named Mississippi poet laureate
A celebrated and award-winning writer, Beth Ann Fennelly believes in sharing her love and knowledge of the arts ...
News
New COA applications will be online
Developers and homeowners seeking a Certificate of Appropriateness from Oxford’s historic preservation boards will soon be using an ...
Crime
Man arrested for jumping on car
A Greenwood man was arrested on a warrant Tuesday for allegedly jumping on a car in June and ...
News
Old police cruiser and development issues in the headlines
From an old police cruiser and fighting crime to growing pains with development, here are the headlines from ...
Crime
Crime Report
—Tuesday Oxford Police Department Reports 3 welfare concerns 2 harassing phone calls 4 suspicious activities 1 noise violation ...
Education
OSD still pondering referendum
The Oxford School Board is taking its time on whether to move forward on a $23 million bond ...
Education
Registration confusion keeps some from first day of school
Some students in the Oxford School District missed the first day of school because of what appears to ...
Crime
Oxford food truck business growing
Since the Oxford Board of Aldermen approved a Food Truck Ordinance earlier this year, two businesses have applied ...
Education
Camp counselors learn just as much as they teach
When Grace Childers and Mia Langendoen agreed to volunteer as camp counselors, they didn’t realize what they could ...
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