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Brandon Mason, owner of the tailgating vendor Take It to the Grove, says “there’s no wrong way to Grove - it’s you, it’s your family, it’s your friends. Doing it wrong would be not coming at all.”

Twitter is one of the most popular social media apps, but is it becoming a copy of every other app?

When it comes to Groving there are many different opinions on ‘how to’ and ‘how not to.’

McCormick’s Restaurant and Bar at the Inn at Ole Miss opened its doors just before the 2020 football season.

Joysticks Arcade officially opened its doors to the public in July in Oxford and since the restaurant/bar has become a lively hangout for Oxford residents and gamers alike.

The South’s oldest department store, the J.E. Neilson Department Store, is the place where trends meet traditions and has earned the trust as Oxford's one-stop-shop and excellent women’s clothing department.

The Oxford Planning Commission approved Phase 2 of the Oxford Commons-Entertainment Block Monday that will feature two restaurants with outdoor dining and an outdoor stage.

Delayed a year by the pandemic, Red Window Communications celebrated the official opening of its home location with a ribbon-cutting event on July 29. 

Take it to the Grove has been providing full-service tailgating for over a decade with a mission to preserve and protect the heart and heritage of the Grove, ensuring Ole Miss fans the most memorable game-day experiences.

Women of Worth and Excellence will present, Spark Sessions, a free event centered around the concept of entrepreneurship in the Oxford community starting this Saturday.