On Monday night, right about the time my wife Blair and I took seats at a pop-up dinner at City Grocery here in Oxford, cooked by Ashley...
Marion Randolph Hall owned and operated his blacksmith shop on Tyler Avenue in Oxford from just before World War I until the 1970s. About this true...
Winter does more than just raise your heating bill and chill your bones. It can have an effect on both your physical and mental health. Get...
The home above is perhaps most commonly known as the Old Ethridge Home. Judge Ethridge owned the home before selling it in the early 1950. According...
In today’s world it is important to work in as positive a culture as possible. Several weeks ago I was at Goshen High School watching my...
Editor’s note: We need a little help on this one. We encourage you ingenious readers to make a comment with the correct answer to these questions...
It’s a proven fact there is strength in numbers. And that’s what is going on with Oxford’s “North End” project, a mutual joining of several small...
Editor’s Note: This is a followup to a story about the CJ Stewart Foundation that we posted on Jan. 20, 2014. Click Here to read the...
Well, it was $25 from a scratch off ticket I bought when I was recently in Georgia, but it’s something! When that Megamillions jackpot was almost...
Bluebirds still swoop through the old cedars, and deer and silver fox roam the ancient boxwoods. Quiet, except for the owls calling in the dark, and...