The best thing about the end of the school year, after the University’s graduation wraps up, is that the Square is empty for a short while....
This morning Oxford celebrated ride your bike to work day with the rest of the country as part of National Bike Month in May. The event...
My helmet is stuck in the 9 x 12 inch “Barehole.” I’m thinking that if I can’t get my head through, how can the rest of...
The Green Door Comp., located at the intersection of North Lamar and Molly Barr, sells furniture that just might re-route you from your play-it-safe furnishing tracks....
The Area 4 Special Olympics of Mississippi in Oxford is hosting the Run in the Sun 5K on June 7 at the Oxford Conference Center. Proceeds from...
The Goose Creek Club tennis staff will be offering Summer Camps for kids from 6-years-old to high school players. Camps will be offered on a weekly...
No matter the generation, the Square has a feeling all its own, but no more so than at sunrise. So hushed you can hear rubber meeting...
In its third year, a special event returns to Oxford, providing tasty fun during the calm after graduation. Tunes & Tails, presented by Renasant Bank and...
Commentary by Dick Gentry There are dozens of tall tales about John Wilkes Booth’s escape after assassinating President Lincoln and fleeing to far-flung parts of the...
Do you have your ticket? That’s what Organizers of the St. John’s Catholic Church Drawdown are asking the public. This year’s Saint John Drawdown May 16 is shaping...