Lifestyle
Oxford artists boast awards from MS Institute of Arts and Letters
Several artists with ties to Oxford received awards from the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters recently. Each ...
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Arts
‘Delta Dirt’ at Sunday Grove show
Clarksdale blues singer and Oxford business owner, Edna Nicole, will be the featured musical act at the Summer ...
Arts
Saarnio reflects on 13 Years at the helm of the University of Mississippi Museum
After more than a decade of leading the University of Mississippi Museum, Director Robert Saarnio is stepping down, ...
Arts
Oxford Civic Chorus shares music across the Atlantic
Twenty-three singers from Oxford and surrounding areas took part in a once-in-a-lifetime musical experience on June 6, performing ...
Religion
M28 Camps: Guiding students with fun
By Shams Rahman Eddie Willis had an idea in 2012. It was inspired by Matthew 28:19-20 from the ...
Arts
Photo Gallery: Summer Sunset Series
The annual Summer Sunset Series returned to the Grove stage Sunday with the cool sounds of John Mohead. ...
Food
Pizzashop brings New York pizza to Oxford
By Ian Sparks Eagle intern When you think of authentic New York-style pizza, your mind probably drifts to ...
Arts
Parker’s short story collection wins prize for Best Short Story Anthology
Oxford resident and Ole Miss writing Professor Eliot Parker has won the 2025 Eric Hoffer Award for his ...
Lifestyle
‘Secret’s in the sauce’ this summer
‘Secret’s in the sauce’ this summer By Kara Kimbrough I’m stealing this phrase…”Secret’s in the sauce” from an ...
History
We were solemn, but not sad
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route At the Lafayette County Memorial Day commemoration on Monday, we were ...
Garden/Outdoors
Work to find kudzu balance continues
By James L. Cummins Kudzu has been given several nicknames throughout the Southeastern ...
Food
Pickle Festival coming to MS Ag & Forestry Museum in Jackson
Mississippi Pickle Fest returns to the Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum on June 7-8, and the big dill ...
Arts
‘Beach food’ on my mind
By Kara Kimbrough Counting the days until it’s time to pack the car and head to the beach? ...
Religion
Story learned on Scouting trip has endured
By Les Ferguson, Jr. Columnist I was never much into Scouting. I did spend some time as ...
Garden/Outdoors
Final Spring Series lecture to focus on trees
The final lecture of the 2025 Master Gardener Spring Series will be held at the Lafayette County & ...
Arts
Michael Farris Smith launches new book on May 27
Oxford author Michael Farris Smith will launch his latest novel, “Lay Your Armor Down,” on May 27 at ...
News
Mississippi native Jamal Roberts wins American Idol
Jamal Roberts, a 27-year-old physical education teacher from Meridian, has been crowned the winner of Season 23 of ...
Arts
‘Half & Half’ show features half scripted, half improv fun
Anubis Improv will present “Half & Half,” a compelling cross-disciplinary comedy show presented in collaboration with the Yoknapatawpha ...
Arts
Oxford writer to serve as Poet Laureate
The Mississippi Arts Commission announced the appointment of Ann Fisher-Wirth of Oxford as the state’s new Poet Laureate ...
Health
Vascular Institute provides breakthrough knee pain treatment
Chronic knee pain can be a debilitating condition, making everyday tasks like walking, standing, or even sleeping a ...
Arts
YAC to hold garden party fundraiser after federal cuts affect local programs
The Yoknapatawpha Arts Council has long been committed to enriching North Mississippi through the arts, with a focus ...
Food
Local chef part of new cookbook
By Sheila Gaines Contributor What makes southern baking so special? That question was asked of native southerner, ...
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