This revealing turn-of-the-century shot depicts wagons in front of the Courthouse and Neilson’s Department Store. Neilson’s has anchored the Oxford Courthouse Square for 175 years....
This week’s surprising health numbers are 3/6 and 4/12 When an infant has an ear infection, it can be hard to recognize. You watch for a telltale...
As a federal prosecutor in Mississippi for over thirty years, John Hailman worked with federal agents, lawyers, judges, and criminals of every stripe. In From Midnight to Guntown, he...
There’s a lot of fun, good food and Bible study going on at Burns United Methodist Church every other Wednesday morning, beginning at 11 a.m. And...
Rosie Vassallo recently attended the American Association for Retired Citizens Conference and was named to head up the Oxford-Lafayette County Economic Development Foundation’s Retirement program....
Isom Place, located at 1003 Jefferson Avenue, is one of Oxford’s oldest and most historic homes. Although some say the greek-revival Southern mansion was built by...
Trading the winter weather in Oxford for the extreme heat of West Africa, Dr. Nancy Dupont and freshman journalism major Sudu Upadhyay are spending winter intersession...
The African-American-owned B & B Cafe was tucked away in an alley just off the northwest corner of the Square. The picture below, taken in 1962,...
Helping the business thrive and family farms survive When a husband who is a farmer passes away in the Delta, all too often the farm ends...
FDA warning highlights pharmacogenetics I care for adult patients in my practice, but I have two great reasons to keep a watchful eye on the pediatric...