Newsletter
Locals react to controversial new state law
By Stephanie Rebman, Rob Sigler and Alyssa Schnugg news@oxfordeagle.com Gov. Phil Bryant’s decision to sign a bill into law that allows some private businesses and ...
By Stephanie Rebman, Rob Sigler and Alyssa Schnugg news@oxfordeagle.com Gov. Phil Bryant’s decision to sign a bill into law that allows some private businesses and ...
In today’s ever-changing world, busy schedules and life events keep teenagers on their toes and their attention in many places at one time. That’s why ...
Federal tax dollars continue to roll into Mississippi, yet the “Magnolia State” remains one of the poorest states in the union. A recent report produced ...
—Wednesday Oxford Police Department Reports 11 suspicious activities 5 alarms 1 noise violation 3 welfare concerns 1 disturbance 2 harassing phone calls 1 petty theft ...
By Patsy R. Brumfield Mississippitoday.org Country music legend Merle Haggard once asked then-Ole Miss Chancellor Robert C. Khayat if that guy, William Faulkner, wrote a ...
The Oxford Police Department responded Monday to Saddle Creek subdivision for a report of a residential burglary. The resident had two laptops stolen. On Tuesday, ...
OXFORD – James “Pooh-Pie” Brassell, 54, died Tuesday, March 29, 2016, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi in Oxford. Funeral services were held on Monday, April ...
Parents in the region have an asset in the University Museum. It was recently ranked among the top in the nation for college museums and ...
Jury selection has been completed in the trial of one of three men charged with shooting and killing a University of Mississippi graduate student. Derrick ...
—Tuesday Oxford Police Department Reports 1 welfare concern 1 disturbance 3 suspicious activities 3 careless drivers 1 malicious mischief 1 improper parking 4 alarms 1 ...
A lot was decided at meetings this week in the history of Oxford and Lafayette County, and with that action came results that are being ...
By Jeff Amy Associated Press JACKSON — Mississippi’s governor signed a law on Tuesday that allows public and private businesses to refuse service to ...
COFFEEVILLE – Ricky Howard Peacock, 68, of Coffeeville, died Sunday, April 3, 2016, at Yalobusha General Hospital in Water Valley. A private family memorial service ...
By Patsy R. Brumfield Mississippitoday.org OXFORD — Testimony begins here today in the meth and murder trial of two alleged white-supremacy group members. “These men ...
The Thacker Mountain Radio Hour, the long-running, Oxford-based literary and music program on Mississippi Public Broadcasting, has announced it will receive a $25,000 donation from ...
—Monday Oxford Police Department Reports 4 suspicious activities 2 disturbances 1 noise violation 2 malicious mischiefs 911 hang-up 4 alarms 3 welfare concerns 1 credit ...
Today residents are waking up, still smiling at their new shed, siding, cleaned-up fence or spruced-up landscaping. Some arrived at church Sunday to a cleaned ...
In my opinion, The Mississippi House and Senate have officially declared: “Mississippi is Closed for Business!” In move reminiscent of Gov. Barnett’s defiance of desegregation ...
Your article in the March 31 paper about saving lives is scary. For a county with our population and to only have three ambulances during ...
COFFEEVILLE — Richard Allen Wilkerson, 82, of Coffeeville, died Sunday, April 3, 2016, at Methodist University Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. Funeral services will be held ...
I am both sad and ashamed of our two senators in Washington. They have pre-announced their refusal to consider anyone for appointment to the Supreme Court ...
This is a thank-you note to the Humane Society from my stray cat and her litter; secure, six, all colors, and they arrived on Easter. ...