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JA celebrating national week of service

Almost 5,000 hours volunteered last year Junior Auxiliary of Oxford will celebrate National JA Week April 7-13. This ...

News

Solar eclipse coming Monday

Get your solar-viewing glasses ready: The 2024 solar eclipse is happening Monday. It will be the last time ...

Lifestyle

Holly Springs’s pilgrimage tour makes comeback April 12-14

The Holly Springs Pilgrimage Tour of Homes will take place in historic Holly Springs April 12-14. The tour ...

Lifestyle

Oxford nominated in three categories for ’10Best Readers’ Choice Awards’

Visit Oxford MS has announced that Oxford has recently been nominated for USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards ...

Arts

Free physical theater event to feature history of Rowan Oak

Director/Choreographer Jennifer Mizenko and Historian Rhondalyn Peairs have teamed up to create an immersive physical theater experience of ...

Lifestyle

Baptist North Mississippi ranked No. 1 for quality, accountability

Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi has been ranked No. 1 among 168 large, specialized complex care medical centers for ...

Lifestyle

Celebrate National Library Week April 7-13 at First Regional Library

Ready, set, library! National Library Week is April 7-13 and First Regional Library encourages everyone in the community ...

Lifestyle

First female dentist in the United States

By Gene Hays MSgt. USMC (Ret) In 2001, only 16 percent of all licensed dentists working in the ...

Lifestyle

Cofield’s Corner: The Gin and The Warehouse

By John Cofield The Gin and The Warehouse were the big boy bars that started an Oxford era ...

News

Pre-eclipse event set for April 6 at library

To help Oxford residents of all ages get ready for the solar eclipse on April 8, the Center ...

Lifestyle

Plenty of Easter egg hunt options this week

Events from Thursday to Saturday across Oxford The Easter Bunny will be hopping back to Oxford this weekend, ...

Lifestyle

Oxford Rotary Club marks 100th anniversary

Celebrating a Century The Rotary Club of Oxford marked a significant milestone as it celebrated its centennial anniversary ...

News

Goon Squad: Veteran judge was right jurist for a tough job

By Sid Salter Columnist Mississippians watched along with the rest of the nation to see whether justice would ...

News

Deputy Chief Sheridan Maiden: Lot of changes during 40-year career

Deputy Chief Sheridan Maiden has worked at the Oxford Police Department for almost 16 years, but his lengthy ...

Lifestyle

Medicaid expansion fight not over yet

By Russ Latino Magnolia Tribune When the Mississippi House of Representatives voted to fully expand Medicaid at the ...

Lifestyle

Officer misconduct legislation moving through Legislature

By Sid Salter Columnist The Mississippi Legislature is purposefully and earnestly moving legislation through the Capitol that would ...

Lifestyle

Eyes can be tricky; be careful what you see

By Les Ferguson, Jr. Columnist I was 12 when I got my first motorcycle. It’s been long enough ...

Lifestyle

Farm mechanics teacher passed on ageless knowledge

By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route Hubert Owens taught farm mechanics at the Business and Industrial Complex. As ...

Lifestyle

Cofield’s Corner: Cedar Oaks, ‘the house that wouldn’t die’

By John Cofield With the latest local spotlight on Cedar Oaks, I thought of a shot Granddad had ...

Lifestyle

Goodbyes to Hank

Ole Miss community had time to tell Northgate cat goodbye before his euthanization Whether they knew him as ...

News

Historical markers in Lafayette County celebrate architecture, sites from the past

National historical markers in Oxford and Lafayette County mark the spots to tell the stories of significant places ...

Lifestyle

The serendipitous life of Jason Plunk

By Julie Hines Mabus Photos by Bruce Newman On June 8, 1971, a boy was born at the ...

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