“You give me a key, I’ll come back with a car,” said Will Hopkins in analogy to his business. Often, customers pull up to The Green...
A sunny spring morning in Oxford started at 7 a.m. with the first faint pink glow of the sun from the top of the hill off...
J. Stern, the former Assistant Athletic Director for Ole Miss Sports Productions, has a unique story, beyond working for the University for more than two decades....
When people think about multiple sclerosis (MS), they may not associate it with memory loss, difficulty concentrating or struggles with organization. But if you or someone close...
William Faulkner raised mules on his 320-acre farm about 17 miles northeast of Oxford. With the help of his brother, John, he bred mules and grew...
Rebecca Kelley is the owner and senior therapist at Healing Hands on Jackson Ave. in Oxford. She and her staff of two additional massage therapists offer...
Much has been written about the 1962 riot at Ole Miss, but I believe the absolute truth will never be known. Such is history. My own...
The Huffington Post has something very nice to say about Oxford in a March 21 post. You’re kidding, you say! Isn’t this reliable liberal web site...
There is something exciting and challenging about communications – it is constantly changing. In the world of social media, anyone with a role in communications has...
Every family has rituals. Not the religious kind. The kind that stick in your memory, conjured up usually by a smell, a fragment of conversation, a...