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Aldermen review $29M budget
The Oxford Board of Aldermen reviewed the $29 million 2015-2016 fiscal year budget during a recessed meeting Tuesday ... Read more
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Crime
Holiday weekend, game ‘not too bad’
The double-slam weekend, being the first home football game for the University of Mississippi Rebels and the Labor ... Read more
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Market grant brings food help
The Oxford City Market recently received another tool to help provide fresh fruit and vegetables to low-income residents ... Read more
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Maintenance, garbage services now combined
Many of Oxford’s maintenance and garbage services all fell under the Solid Waste Department. When discussions came up ... Read more
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Parking garage talks
The Oxford Downtown Parking Advisory Commission will meet every two weeks, rather than once a month, to discuss ... Read more
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Future in mind at Oxford Commons
It’s a village inside of a city. It’s a place where people can walk or bike to the ... Read more
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ED customers will see small hike
Tennessee Valley Authority approved a $10.7 billion budget for the 2016 fiscal year that requires improvements and capital ... Read more
Crime
Crime Report: Friday, Sept. 4
—Thursday Neighborhood Watch A listing of local burglaries supplied by law enforcement agencies to warn residents to take ... Read more
News
Oxford ready for first home game
With a new intersection at West Jackson Avenue and Highway 6, local officials are gearing up for this ... Read more
Crime
Law enforcement warns of football-related scams
Fall is almost here and so is Ole Miss Rebel football. Many Rebel out-of-town fans are booking rooms, ... Read more
News
Oxford permit fees hiked
While the number of construction projects in Oxford continues to grow, permit fees will soon increase to help ... Read more
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Oxford’s ‘Elvis’ dies at age 51
Will Atkinson looked and sounded like Elvis. He even moved like him on stage while singing the songs ... Read more
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City, UM to discuss indoor tennis court
If a land swap can be made, the city of Oxford and the University of Mississippi may one ... Read more
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Grant to help pay for buses
With ridership expected to climb past 1 million this year, the Oxford University Transit system is giving the ... Read more
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Negotiations in progress for city to take on Burns-Belfry
The two groups responsible for bringing the Burns Belfry Museum and Multicultural Center back to life are now ... Read more
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Oxford Police Department braces for growth
To help create a “nest egg” so the Oxford Police Department can build up its force as the ... Read more
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Katrina survivors find new home in Oxford
Rob and Lucy Bartlett lived on the treelined road in 2005, just a half-mile from the beach. As ... Read more
News
Looking back at Katrina from Oxford
By the time Hurricane Katrina made its way up to Oxford, 12 hours after devastating the Gulf Coast, ... Read more
Crime
Municipal court to begin an hour earlier
To help alleviate a growing docket, the Oxford Municipal Court will start an hour earlier on Wednesdays. During ... Read more
Oxford Town
‘The Odd Couple’ opens tonight at Oxford theater
Local theater director Debra Anderson brings her 20 years of directing plays to Theatre Oxford’s “The Odd Couple,” ... Read more
Elections
Frye defeats McCluskey
In the Supervisor District 1 Democratic runoff election Tuesday, local attorney Kevin Frye won by just 77 votes. ... Read more
Crime
OPD responds to crash at key intersection
The Oxford Police Department responded to a wreck Monday at the intersection of Highway 6 and West Jackson ... Read more
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