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Businesses ready for tax cut
A Senate bill was signed in to law Monday that establishes a state fund for workforce training programs ... Read more
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Controlled burns ongoing today
The U. S. Forest Service will be conducting a hazard fuels reduction burn in a 1,038-acre area on ... Read more
Lafayette County
Harmontown EMRs help one person at a time
It was the training Greg Campbell received as an emergency medical responder for the Harmontown community that helped ... Read more
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Veteran OPD officer leads on the range and in the classroom
Philip Zampella has made his mark as a leader in the schools, on the streets and on the ... Read more
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Area agencies receive funds for programs
Three nonprofits in Lafayette County will be able to expand programming, thanks to grants from the Mississippi Hills ... Read more
Columns
Excited to meet author April 2
I will admit it — I don’t read regularly outside of work. Given the fact I read and write ... Read more
Education
Lyles is LSD Teacher of the Year
Fellow teachers had Marcia Lyles pretty convinced she’d be Lafayette Upper Elementary School’s teacher of the year, but ... Read more
Education
OSD has new member
There’s a new face on the Oxford School District’s board of directors. Ray Hill, 41, has been appointed ... Read more
Education
ACT workshop coming to Northwest college
Northwest Mississippi Community College is offering an ACT Preparation Workshop on March 28 and March 29 from 6 ... Read more
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Flu on the rise in the area
The flu had been relatively dormant in Lafayette County until the past couple weeks, but now doctors are ... Read more
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YAC to create urban garden
Prepare for an aroma of herbs while viewing sculptures this spring at Yoknapatawpha Arts Council’s garden. Fiskars’ Project ... Read more
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Irby not your typical ‘lunch lady’
Most parents can’t say the person overseeing their child’s food at school is the No. 9-ranked pizza chef ... Read more
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Old Power Plant building take-down ongoing at UM
While it may appear the demolition of the Old Power Plant where William Faulkner did his late-night crafting ... Read more
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Family important in Lafayette Springs
Lafayette Springs is a curve in the road and a hilly scenic drive for some but to others ... Read more
Lifestyle
Nothing can keep Roberts from chasing her goals
Cass Roberts can dress up and play a Disney character for a child’s tea party or haul an ... Read more
Education
Green aims to improve school lunch
Oxford’s school children have a new champion for health in their corner. Eleanor Green, 43, has been the ... Read more
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Drewery enjoys frying up fresh fish
Kenneth Drewery fishes year-round, much to the enjoyment of those around his dinner table. Drewery, the solid waste ... Read more
Education
Oxford School Board has new president
Marian Barksdale will resume a familiar role with the school district starting March 5. Barksdale was named the ... Read more
News
Second Chance rescue an asset in Water Valley
A group of six women and an allegiance of animal lovers who believe in their mission are saving ... Read more
Columns
Support the animal cruelty bill
Billy Hudson, chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, takes his Shih Tzu Tux just about everywhere with him ... Read more
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Life-saving skills class available
Having the training to save a life is a valuable tool if an ambulance is 30 miles away ... Read more
Lifestyle
Paolillo enjoys graphic, arts scene in Oxford
A good number of people are walking billboards for Marya Paolillo’s work and don’t even realize it. Paolillo, ... Read more
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