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News

Cooler temperatures on the way for Oxford

No need to check the calendar — it is August. But a couple of cold fronts over the ... Read more

Columns

My mother owned what being a lady means

This past Sunday just didn’t feel right from the moment I awoke. I thought maybe I was getting ... Read more

Lifestyle

A spring trip to Kentucky taking the back roads

By Brenda West Looking for a five or six-day road trip for this fall or next spring? Want ... Read more

News

Parking commission says garage design on right track

Members of the Downtown Parking Advisory Commission reviewed the site plan Friday for the first public downtown parking ... Read more

Crime

Brooksville man arrested in Oxford for kidnapping

The Oxford Police Department arrested a Brooksville man Wednesday for allegedly kidnapping a woman from the University Trails ... Read more

News

Most of the OUT bus lines being affected are on Ole Miss campus

Several Oxford University Transit bus lines will change this fall; however, most of those affected are the routes ... Read more

Business

New members added to Oxford Planning Commission

Three local men will join a seven-set commission to help steer Oxford’s growth and manage developments slated to ... Read more

News

Oxford Police Department encourages law enforcement as career choice

The Oxford Police Department is hosting a new program to encourage youth to choose law enforcement as a ... Read more

News

Allegations are made against animal shelter

Too many animals are being euthanized at the Oxford Lafayette Humane Society was one of the several allegations ... Read more

News

TV crew will be in Oxford

Film crews will be in Oxford Friday to shoot footage for an upcoming National Geographic series titled, “The ... Read more

Lafayette County

Grenada resident first West Nile death in Mississippi — still no reported cases in Lafayette County

A Grenada resident is the first to succumb to West Nile virus, being the first death in the ... Read more

Business

Food Network films future show at Oxford’s Neon Pig

Film crews from the Food Network spent lunchtime at Neon Pig Monday to shoot footage for a possible ... Read more

News

Oxford Board of Aldermen meeting Tuesday

Contractors will have an opportunity Tuesday to ask questions or express opinions on a proposed ordinance that would ... Read more

Columns

Being a knight or classical pianist only takes a little imagination

I often use headphones while I’m writing to drown out noise so I can focus. Since lyrics can ... Read more

News

Oxford Police Department captains Libby Lytle and Philip Zampella retire

More than 50 years of experience walked out of the doors of the Oxford Police Department Thursday with ... Read more

Lafayette County

Lafayette County Road Departments ask for new equipment to keep roads safe, clean

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors continued to review proposed budgets Thursday from various departments and as per ... Read more

Business

Lafayette County Board of Supervisors come to agreement on J&J Wholesalers

After facing thousands in fines, being arrested and possibly having to close down his business, the owner of ... Read more

Crime

Man convicted of double murder in Lafayette County wants new trial

A Lafayette County man on Mississippi’s death row has filed a petition with the Lafayette County Circuit Court ... Read more

News

New traffic signal on Belk now active

Signs that the new Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi is in its final months of construction are popping up. ... Read more

Education

Northwest Community College registration begins Aug. 10

Registration for the 2017 fall semester at Northwest Mississippi Community College is just around the corner. Open registration ... Read more

News

MaxxSouth Broadband to remain in Oxford

The city of Oxford recently renewed its cable television franchise agreement with MaxxSouth Broadband for the next 10 ... Read more

News

Oxford working on new zoning codes

Mayor Robyn Tannehill is encouraging all Oxonians to take some time out of their schedule Thursday for the ... Read more