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Restaurant inspection grades: mostly A scores, one C

The Mississippi Department of Health conducted 35 food service inspections in Lafayette County between Jan. 1 and Jan. ...

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Property Transfers

Property transfers between Jan. 22-26, 2024, as recorded with the Lafayette County Chancery Clerk: Pisgah Bottom Pine Trees, ...

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Lacking in the pioneer spirit department

By Bonnie Brown Columnist Here we are at the end of January, which is always a month full ...

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Northwest to honor Reedy Acres Foundation as award recipient

News release Northwest Mississippi Community College is awarding its annual Outstanding Corporation Award to Reedy Acres Foundation. The ...

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Pharmacy professor named to NIH-funded entrepreneurial cohort

David Colby named to I-RED program, launches startup for pharmaceutical solvents By Erin Garrett A University of Mississippi ...

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Bonsai, planners, paintings, revisioning: YAC’s 2024 community supported artists

The Yoknapatawpha Arts Council strives to challenge “creative entrepreneurs to imagine how to apply their work in new ...

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No conspiracy here: The serial success of the ‘Deadbolt Mystery Society’

By Phil Hardwick Magnolia Tribune A Tupelo company co-founded by two brothers started as an escape room. Then ...

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First day of ‘fast-draw’ championship crowns new world record-holder

The Mississippi Fast Draw Championship – held by the X-Treme Fast Draw Association – crowned a new world-record ...

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‘Nothing Bundt Cakes’ celebrates ribbon cutting

Nothing Bundt Cakes celebrated its ribbon-cutting ceremony Jan. 24 at 825 Sisk Ave. in Oxford. Oxford’s newest place to ...

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YAC creatives present goals Sunday

Each year the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council challenges creative entrepreneurs to formulate a goal for their businesses and to ...

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Alyce Clarke bumps into $2B in lottery sales

By Sid Salter Columnist Former State Rep. Alyce Griffin Clarke, D-Jackson, heads to a Jan. 26 “Night of ...

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Tree give-away day is Feb. 9

The Mississippi Forestry Commission and Natural Resources Conservation Service and Lafayette County SWCD will hold a tree give-away ...

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Cofield’s Corner

By John Cofield Today’s coffee clubbers can be found at the Beacon and at the old Lindsey’s Chevron, ...

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UM Accountancy School honors Bailey family

’81 alum supports Now & Ever campaign By Andy Belt UM communications The University of Mississippi’s Patterson School ...

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Addicus announces new Oxford office

Financial services firm now on Enterprise Drive Addicus announced the grand opening of its new Oxford office recently. ...

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Cash Saver was a busy place Friday

Larson’s Cash Saver was a busy place on Friday. The store opened from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. ...

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Addicus financial service firm announces new Oxford office

Addicus announced the grand opening of its new Oxford office recently. Addicus is a private wealth management, investment banking, ...

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Flight attendant leaves $1.8M to Manning family health fund

Brickell Williamson had an adventurous spirit that carried her all over the world during her years as a ...

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Due to weather conditions, 14th Annual Oxford Fiber Festival goes online only

From YAC This weekend’s in-person 14th Annual Oxford Fiber Festival had been cancelled due to severe weather conditions. ...

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Ole Miss Student project aims to stem clothing waste

Classroom project grows to make real-world impact with Re-Rebs By Reagan Collins What began as a University of ...

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Oxford alderman candidate Plunk seeks to promote jobs, housing

Ed. Note: This is the third of a series allowing candidates for the Alderman At-Large seat to discuss ...

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