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In the charged atmosphere of local, state and national elections, readers often turn to trusted sources for clarity. ... Read more
In the charged atmosphere of local, state and national elections, readers often turn to trusted sources for clarity. ... Read more
Although it’s still far from complete, the new interchange at University Avenue and Highway 7 is a much-welcome ... Read more
The qualifying period for city elections ended on Friday. In June, there will be only one contested race—for ... Read more
North Mississippi weather definitely keeps us on our toes. Last week, the weather reports changed almost hourly—first predicting ... Read more
As we venture into the second quarter of the millennium, it’s hard to believe that the first 25 ... Read more
‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the Square, Not a creature was stirring; no bustle, no ... Read more
Visit Oxford is the city’s department dedicated to attracting visitors to dine in our restaurants and stay in ... Read more
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the blessings in our lives and to express gratitude for the ... Read more
Oxford embraced the holiday season a little early this year, as the downtown square now looks like a ... Read more
As the 2018 year closes, there’s one outstanding thing we, as a community, need to commend. Both school ... Read more
In a Nov. 5 report from Politico, an estimated 36 million people cast their ballots ahead of Election ... Read more
The University of Mississippi announced yesterday that the South Oxford Center – what was formerly the Baptist Hospital ... Read more
Another football season, another football scandal. Whatever could have, and should have, been done by Ohio State University ... Read more
Ole Miss mascots have been providing drama, water cooler conversation and news stories for 15 years now. You ... Read more
As President Trump’s trade war is waged with various other countries, Americans are beginning to feel the crunch. ... Read more
“We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by ... Read more
“There are no 40 hour weeks, no big paydays — just a passion for telling stories from our ... Read more
It happened again. Another school shooting. In the aftermath, Americans again ask: Can this be stopped? If so, ... Read more
We would be nothing without our mothers. That’s both a literal and figurative statement, of course, since they ... Read more
Graduation weekend at Ole Miss has arrived. It’s one of our favorite weekends of the year when years ... Read more
Oxonian Jay Hughes’ announcement that he will run for Lieutenant Governor is no surprise. Hughes has been an ... Read more
That was some kind of Sunday rain. It began in the morning and didn’t stop until it canceled ... Read more