Letters to the Editor
Christian Sellar writes to say that a stop light at the intersection of Thacker Heights Drive and Highway 6 would help save lives and protect people, while Juanita Boutin writes to say that hunters hunt and kill deer, not “harvest” them. (October 25, 2012, Page 4A)
Faulkner shot at me and missed, (Thank God)
Guest columnist J.W. “Jay” Mitchell discusses what it was like for him moving to Oxford from the Mississippi Delta shortly after World War II and an encounter with literary great William Faulkner on a hunting trip. (November 21, 2011, Page 4A)
Be aware of your surroundings
Local columnist T.J. Ray, after a chance morning encounter with several deer near his house, writes about how we need to spend a bit more time than we do noticing all of the things around us. (April 1, 2011, Page 4A)
Faulkner’s life-long hunting companion: Sheriff Ike Roberts
With the upcoming Faulkner Conference later in July, columnist Jack Lamar Mayfield will focus on the local people and stories that Faulkner befriended. (July 9, 2010, Page 3B)
