Food

City Grocery regulars mourn loss of long-time server

Terry Moon, a server at City Grocery for more than 20 years died recently and regular customers of ...

News

Sustainable food packaging focus of UM engineering researcher

By Erin Garrett University communications Packaging might seem like a minor detail when transporting goods, but a University ...

Sports

Oxford High tennis wins district match over Lewisburg

Oxford tennis won a district match for the third time in three days with a 6-1 win over ...

News

March 20 law enforcement activity reports

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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 ...

News

City engineer, firefighter recognized for service before retirement

The Oxford Board of Aldermen read two retirement resolutions during their regular meeting as they said goodbye to ...

News

Country Club Road at Pat Lamar Park to become three-way stop

A new three-way stop sign will soon be put at the intersection of  Pat Lamar Park’s south entrance ...

Lifestyle

Oxford’s Lyric Theater thrives during its second act

By Jim Beaugez Courtesy of Magnolia Tribune   On an unseasonably crisp September evening in 2021, clusters of ...

News

Lafayette Commodores baseball team defeats Clarksdale

By Adam Brown  Sports writer The Lafayette Commodores baseball team defeated Clarksdale 15-0 on the road Tuesday. Lafayette ...

Lifestyle

City receives $2M for connector road

Will link University and Commonwealth The city of Oxford was awarded $2 million for the future University Avenue-Commonwealth ...

Sports

Oxford Chargers baseball defeats Collierville 9-2

By Adam Brown  Sports writer The Oxford Chargers defeated Collierville 9-2 on Tuesday night. Oxford (10-5) broke the ...

Lifestyle

Letter: People must be healthy to work efficiently

Letter to the Editor Dear Editor, Three recent opinion pieces in the Oxford Eagle prompted me to add ...

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

Spring Break ’24 was just dreamy

By Steve Stricker Columnist Over the past many years, I spent several quiet, peaceful, spring breaks on Iles ...

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

Spring clock-changing chore completed

By Bonnie Brown Columnist Have y’all recovered from your Spring Forward time change hangover yet?   It does take ...

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

Property Transfers

Property transfers between March 11-15, 2024, as recorded with the Lafayette County Chancery Clerk: Kudzu Investments, LLC to ...

Arts

Oxford couple help spruce up Pantry building

The Oxford Pantry has a new piece of artwork that not only adds color to the outside of ...

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