Summer in the South calls for gettin' fishy with it.
By Laurie Triplette
ldtriplette@aol.com
SOUTHERNISM OF THE WEEK
Fish or cut bait: Proceed with your intended action or stop...
Three versions of the Southern go-to favorite
By Laurie Triplette
ldtriplette@aol.com
SOUTHERNISM OF THE WEEK
Pig in a poke: What one gets when ordering grits in Oregon or...
By Laurie Triplette
ldtriplette@aol.com
SOUTHERNISM OF THE WEEK
Pokey: (1) An adjective in Southern slang, referring to being slow and lagging behind. The way we all feel...
Keep it lighter with a Mediterranean twist
By Laurie Triplette
ldtriplette@aol.com
SOUTHERNISM OF THE WEEK
Carry on: To express oneself in an exaggerated manner, just shy of a...
Try peach-infused bourbon with breakfast, once in a Blue Moon
By Tad Wilkes
tad.wilkes@hottytoddy.com
One of Oxford's best-kept secrets is the fact that instead of waiting a...
Fifth annual brew-'n'-chew event is back, April 4
This Thursday, April 4, the Powerhouse Community Arts Center will open its doors to those who have...
New event offers plethora of brews with food, live music, art, and fun
By Tad Wilkes, Nightlife & Lifestyles Editor
tad.wilkes@hottytoddy.com
String your pretzel necklace together and...
This St. Paddy's Day, try the potluck o' the Irish
By Laurie Triplette
ldtriplette@aol.com
SOUTHERNISM OF THE WEEK
Shirt-tail cousins/shirt-tail kin: Someone who is not closely related to...