Education
CSI Summer Camp
Participants in a CSI Summer camp practice lifting fingerprints from objects. The camp, for middle and high school ...
Business
BMH ambulance service wins AHA award
Staff report The ambulance service at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi recently received the American Heart Association’s Mission: Lifeline ...
News
Studying the front porch
No matter the shape or size, when it comes to the front porch in South, you can count ...
News
Teens find that reading comics can be super
By Allen Brewer news@oxfordeagle.com A new reading program for teens 13 and over hopes to spread the love ...
News
UM Foundation welcomes Daush as new development officer
By Bill Dabney University of Mississippi Illinois native Barbara Daush might be working in Arkansas today if the ...
News
Saint Peter’s, PFLAG support local gay community together
More than 10 years ago, a North Mississippi organization that supports gay and lesbian people and their parents ...
Crime
K9s receive official final resting place
When Oxford Police Department K9 Baraka died in March of 2015, his handler laid him to rest at ...
Crime
Crime Report
—Thursday Oxford Police Department Reports 5 suspicious activities 5 alarms 1 burglary — Garfield Avenue 2 welfare concerns ...
Crime
Second man sentenced for tying rope on Meredith statue
The second former University of Mississippi student was sentenced Thursday for his role in a prank that involved ...
Business
UM among best colleges to work for
By Christina Steube University of Mississippi The University of Mississippi continues to build on its list of achievements, ...
Crime
Crime Report
—Wednesday Oxford Police Department Reports 2 911 hang-ups 1 harassing phone calls 4 suspicious activities 3 disturbances 1 ...
News
OUT buses may get fresh look
The Oxford-University Transit buses may get some sprucing up. The OUT commission met Wednesday for its regular meeting ...
Food
Oxford restaurants get on board SPORK
By Reid Posey news@oxfordeagle.com One of the trademark features of Oxford is its renowned restaurant scene, and now, ...
News
Neshoba County Fair gets underway this weekend
By Reid Posey news@oxfordeagle.com The Neshoba County Fair is a hard thing to explain to people who’ve never ...
News
Oxford, UM site for Write & Publish your book workshop
In 2015, more than 458,000 books were published by independent authors. That figure doesn’t include the 10,000-plus books ...
Lafayette County
First responders a precious commodity for LOU community
The Lafayette-Oxford-University community has five law enforcement agencies working around the clock to make sure it stays a ...
Lafayette County
Honoring our heroes
Heroes, in comic books, come in all shapes and sizes. In real life, they wear uniforms. They’re real ...
News
Yesterday’s Papers: Health, safety and schools in headlines
School may still be out, but education remains at the forefront in the headlines, while safety and health ...
News
U Club finally gets nod of approval
After being turned down twice by the Oxford Planning Commission, a new student-housing development was approved Tuesday by ...
Crime
Crime Report
—Tuesday Oxford Police Department Reports 3 ambulance assists 1 reported DUI driver 3 alarms 1 lost dog 6 ...
Lafayette County
Board approves subdivision changes
After multiple discussions, suggestions and a thumbs-up from the Lafayette County Planning Commission, the Lafayette County Board of ...
News
Newer sewer lines, water tank head up Public Works projects
By Reid Posey news@gmail.com Sewers, water tanks, garbage trucks and money to advertise Oxford were all requests presented ...
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