This year, Visit Oxford has partnered with Ole Miss Athletics and added a new event to kick off Oxford Restaurant Week with a Coaches Cook Off...
Michelle Rounsaville’s New Year’s resolution for 2015 was a quick decision with My Michelle’s new policy, pledging clean eating by serving only fresh ingredients and no...
By Laurie Triplette ldtriplette@aol.com Southernism of the Week: Jackleg: Refers to someone who is unskilled, unprofessional and probably unscrupulous performing some activity or service for which that...
The Square has not had sushi since Two Stick Sushi closed its doors two years ago. But that will change with the opening of Mr. Phat’s...
Not even a week into 2015 and there are changes happening around Oxford as Indianola Fresh Market preps to move to its new location this week....
It’s been written that the name McEwen is derived from Gaelic origins, an ancient family name symbolically associated with the enduring and distinctive yew tree. Stalwart,...
It’s after the holidays and the leftovers have become a bit tedious. Between the Christmas ham and turkey and dressing, to the foods of New Year’s...
As Grove-goers always say: “We may not win every game, but we’ve never lost a party,” and it’s a fact that nobody can party like our...
Several Oxonian restaurants are hosting New Year’s Eve dinners but three places also have an early special: Peach Bowl watching parties! Since the game is close...
If you need a break from the whirlwind and are looking for a place that is pure fun with no B.S. policy (you can print one...