A remembrance by Faulkner authority and Oxford writer Larry Wells: In the 1970s, Lucille Ramey Faulkner kept peacocks. She was the wife of John Faulkner, William’s...
It’s no secret that Oxford and Ole Miss are as intertwined and connected as a college town and its university can be. But one company is...
The City of Jackson has a variety of perceptions around the State of Mississippi. Some people focus on negative impressions of crime-ridden stories they hear or...
West Jackson Ave. Chick-Fil-A will hide a pair of tickets each day (Aug. 11-15) in the community for fans to win two game tickets, two FanZone...
We know many of you leave in May and come back in August and think that the campus shuts down without your presence. Well, sorry if...
Mississippi is one of the friendliest, most charming, and most downright quintessential southern states in the country—plus it’s home of the world’s largest cactus plantation. (Always...
This is the second part in Dick Gentry’s article on James Gordon and Pontotoc’s Lochinvar that Gordon built. Dick is a HottyToddy.com contributor, former Daily Mississippian...
Monday afternoon the world lost Chance Tetrick, arguably the Ole Miss Rebels’ biggest fan. Chance was 11 when he passed after battling with Acute Lymphomblastic Leukemia...
It may be the dawn of football season, but cell turnover has nothing to do with the Rebels or your local mobile phone provider. Dr. Dan...
The Natchez canoe isn’t the only artifact generating a buzz in Oxford this week. Oxford MS Furniture Resale, a Facebook group, reacted to a post of...