Education
Oxford students learn dangers of using tobacco products
Outside of the Oxford Conference Center on Tuesday morning was a banner which read, “One out of ...
News
Turning dirt may cost more for developers
Developers building commercial or multi-unit projects may soon pay more to turn dirt when their sites are ...
Crime
Crime Report
— Tuesday Oxford Police Department Reports 2 disturbing the peace complaints 5 alarms 1 suspicious activity 1 domestic ...
News
Buy back candy a sweet deal
The Lee Dentistry office in Oxford offered a sweet deal this week. Coinciding with Halloween, the office bought ...
Elections
Hosemann: Election‘is not rigged’
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann made it clear that “the election is not rigged” when he made a ...
News
Booze, sports betting taxes eyed as revenue boosters
By Adam Ganucheau Mississippi Today Additional alcohol taxes and the legalization of sports betting could help reform the ...
News
Prepare to pay more at the meters in 2017
Folks parking in metered spots around the Square will need to carry a few more quarters in their ...
News
How much will gas prices rise in the South?
HELENA, Ala. (AP) — A deadly explosion that sparked a geyser of fire has shut down a vital ...
News
Mississippi Halloween hayride accident that killed mother, 2 daughters was trick-or-treating from flatbed
CHUNKY, Miss. (AP) — Every Halloween in the rural eastern Mississippi hamlet of Chunky, families and groups of ...
Lafayette County
Drill team seeks spot in inaugural parade
While the Lafayette High School Air Force JROTC Drill Team awaits word on whether they will march in ...
Lafayette County
Lafayette County burn ban remains in effect due to dry conditions
Lafayette County fire coordinators Wes Anderson and Jerry Johnson say outdoor burning is a dangerous situation and urge ...
News
UM student organizations partner to combat sexual assault on campus
By Christina Steube University of Mississippi The University of Mississippi Associated Student Body and Rebels Against Sexual Assault ...
Crime
Mortician’s killer gets sentenced to life
The man charged with killing a local funeral home owner a year ago will be spending the next ...
Elections
UM Law School hosting Mississippi Supreme Court candidates forum
By Jordan Thomas University of Mississippi The student body of the University of Mississippi School of Law is ...
News
Women of Distinction nominees announced; luncheon Nov. 9
Girl Scouts Heart of the South announces the Lafayette-Oxford-University community nominees for the 2016 Women of Distinction awards, ...
Crime
Crime Report
— Monday Oxford Police Department Reports 6 alarms 8 disturbing the peace complaints 4 suspicious activities 4 suspicious ...
News
Mother, 2 daughters killed in Halloween hayride crash in Mississippi: Kristina Shaver, Baylie Shaver, Brooke Shaver dead
CHUNKY, Miss. (AP) — The Latest on a Halloween night hayride accident that killed people on a Mississippi ...
Business
JUVA offers fresh take on smoothies, juices
By Callie Daniels Bryant A Mississippi-founded juice and smoothie bar that recently opened in Oxford is taking refreshing, ...
Business
Innovative fitness takes Oxford: Orangetheory, Pure Barre, Southern Star Yoga, PureRyde, Cardio Barre rocking fitness
By Callie Daniels Bryant In 2015, Oxford won the Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation’s Healthy ...
Business
Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi building the future of healthcare
By Callie Daniels Bryant After two years of construction, Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi will debut its newly-constructed facility ...
Business
6 Times when you should use a credit card instead of a debit card
By Casey Costello Habits rule our lives. There are many people who pay for everything using the same ...
Education
Jeff Vitter’s inauguration as Ole Miss chancellor set for Nov. 10
By Christina Steube University of Mississippi Jeffrey S. Vitter will be inaugurated as the 17th chancellor of the ...
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