Oxford Stories

The University of Mississippi has increased the number of days available to get an asymptomatic COVID-19 test ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.  All students, faculty...

Mayor Robyn Tannehill announced Thursday that the Christmas lights on the square will be turned on next week.

The Wreaths of Hope 2020 fundraiser will feature 50 decorated wreaths by local designers displayed in various retail locations around Oxford.

Retired associate director of the Center for Student Success and First-Year Experience Dewey Knight died early Wednesday morning.

With some cities around the country canceling Christmas parades, the city of Oxford and the North Central Mississippi Realtors have devised a creative plan to have a parade this year, despite COVID-19 restrictions.

https://youtu.be/vC5nbZqyhI4 Oxford, Mississippi, home to many unique landmarks and people, finds itself stuck with the nickname “The Velvet Ditch.” Oxford has been a “Velvet Ditch” for...

https://youtu.be/-6ZovnVGAcM The Oxford Chamber of Commerce hosted a blood drive Wednesday to benefit local hospitals. Check out the video above for all of the details....

The University of Mississippi Panhellenic Council's annual Cancer Awareness Research and Eradication Walk, which benefits Baptist Memorial Hospital breast cancer efforts, might have gone...

While the societal move from in-person to virtual has been smooth for some Oxford residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, for others, finding consistent access to reliable, high-speed internet has been a daily struggle.

On Friday morning, folks gathered around the steps of City Hall to witness the unveiling of the new portrait of former Oxford mayor George “Patt” Patterson.