2019 Best of Oxford Ballot

Best of Oxford, our city’s longest-running popularity poll, is back. Vote for your favorite restaurants, bars, shops, services and people in the survey below. You don’t have to submit a vote in every category, but you must complete at least 30 categories to be entered in our drawing for one of two $50 gift cards. Voters are only allowed one ballot entry per email address. Winners will be announced in the June/July issue of Oxford Magazine. The poll closes at 5 p.m. on March 1. 

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Lafayette County

Commodores defeat Pontotoc 1-0

News

Oxford defeats Clinton with 2-1 win over Arrows

News

Boutin named Oxford Pantry Volunteer of the Year

News

Aldermen approve Sunday work to complete City Pool renovations

News

Drive Sober this Super Bowl Sunday

News

Work on Hwy. 7/University to close southbound ramps

Events

Gardening events popping up with spring around the corner

Crime

Jay Lee’s father addresses the public to thank God, supporters, law enforcement

Education

Overseas experience helps Bramlett teacher connect with students

News

Metcalf cooks up some treats on ‘The Great American Baking Show: Celebrity Big Game’

News

January MSDH restaurant inspections in Oxford

Lafayette County

Property transfers in Lafayette County Jan. 27-31

History

Cofield’s Corner

Crime

After 2 1/2 years, Jimmy Jay Lee’s remains have been found

News

Aldermen approve extended alcohol sales for Super Bowl Sunday

Lafayette County

Rain expected Wednesday; Cold front coming in Saturday

Events

Double Decker nominated for USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards

Crime

CCSO addresses unconfirmed reports about necklace found near human remains

News

OPD defers comments about remains to Carroll County Sheriff’s Office

Crime

Remains found Saturday may be missing Ole Miss student, Jimmie “Jay” Lee

News

Fuller Center for Housing building home, hosting national conference

Arts

Artists, community leaders meet with legislators to talk arts

Lafayette County

EDF seeks resident input for economic development plan

Crime

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs retires amid animal cruelty charges