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Saturday is go-to-market time
Mid-Town Farmers’ Market fans and customers will have a delightful time Saturday from 7-11 a.m. at the Mid-Town ...
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Public invited to come celebrate retiring professor’s 35 years of dedication to Ole Miss, Southern Studies
Former students, faculty and friends will gather to honor and celebrate Ted Ownby’s 35 years of dedication to ...
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U.S. Attorney: Northern Mississippi District has obtained more PPP fraud judgments than any other district
Lawyers for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Mississippi have obtained more false claim judgments ...
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University to tear down old Kincannon Hall to make way for three new residence halls
The University of Mississippi is keeping pace with its record freshman class enrollment by planning three new residence ...
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Newly-remodeled Oxford Buffalo Wild Wings ready for customers to swoop in for their favorite wings, beer and more
Customers can now fly into the newly-remodeled Oxford Buffalo Wild Wings for their favorite wings and sauces.
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Adult baseball league coming to Batesville
Meet-and-greet info event set for Sunday By Jake Davis Batesville’s first-ever adult baseball league is set to kick ...
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Grae Kessinger makes MLB debut
Former Ole Miss baseball standout Grae Kessinger has been called up to the Major Leagues as the Houston ...
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Oxford’s Pratt wins Gatorade Player of the Year award
Oxford’s Pratt wins prestigious award Cooper Pratt of Oxford has been named the 2022-23 Gatorade Mississippi Baseball Player ...
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Beach trip proves food doesn’t have to be fancy to be good
By Kara Kimbrough The past week was filled with dichotomies. I went from sampling what can only be ...
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Never too late to leave a dead end job
By Steve Stricker Columnist June 6, 1944, was D-Day and the Allied invasion of Normandy. Tuesday, June 6, ...
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New book captures fascinating period in state’s political history
By Sid Salter Columnist After more than a century of courthouse-to-statehouse-to-Capitol Hill dominance in Mississippi politics, the Mississippi ...
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Thankful for a brother and miles in the station wagon
By Les Ferguson, Jr. Columnist My brother is three years younger than me. Physically, he is taller and ...
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Moving day made memorable by neighbors and St. Joseph
By Bonnie Brown Columnist According to the thermometer, and the thermostat, spring has sprung into summer. I used ...
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Kitten dropper left burden for others to bear
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route I do believe I killed the kitten. I am not sure, and ...
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State Conducts food service Inspections
The Mississippi Department of Health conducted 55 food service inspections in Lafayette County between May 1 and June ...
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Cofield’s Corner
Cofield’s Corner By John Cofield Ireland’s seemed as much out of a Boston neighborhood as on an Oxford ...
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Different strokes, different folks
By Jan Penton-Miller Columnist Does anyone like to wait? If so, I can’t relate to it because I’ve ...
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Election related dates, deadlines drawing closer
In-person absentee voting starts June 26 at courthouse Election signs are multiplying across the county, and as temperatures ...
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Proud to be an American
Proud to be an American Fifty take oath at Naturalization ceremony.
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Turning heads one tailored suit at a time
Young Oxford entrepreneur creates custom menswear By Jimmy Durham Meet Chandler Rios, the 18-year-old entrepreneur revolutionizing menswear with ...
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Edith Marie Green earns Fulbright Award
By Jacob Batte Ole Miss Edith Marie Green, an international studies major from Oxford, received a Fulbright English ...
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Allied invasion of Western Europe began 79 years ago
By Gene Hays MSgt. (Ret) USMC On June 6, 1944, D-Day-the Battle of Normandy, codenamed Operation Overlord, resulted ...
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Dollar General grant adds $10,000 to NW Adult Education Program
Northwest Mississippi Community College received a check for a $10,000 grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation May ...