HISTORY OF BRUCE, MISSISSIPPI Bruce became a town on Sept. 22, 1928, by the designation of Gov. Theo G. Bilbo. The population was 618. The land...
Stay indoors. Protect pets and children and outdoor plants. No, it’s not the polar vortex. The Mississippi Legislature gaveled back in session last week. For the...
A new generation is reviving the Harmon’s Restaurant legacy in Paris, Miss. Lisa Morris Coleman and her husband, Robert, recently reopened the restaurant her grandparents built...
The following exerpt from the Sept. 14, 1970 edition of Sport Illustrated Describes the phenomenon known as “Archie Fever.” “Began last fall when, as a junior,...
Phase II of the Oxford Galleria shopping center extension is set to begin this fall, developer John Trezevant has disclosed exclusively to HottyToddy.com. The grand opening...
FNC, the Oxford-based financial software innovator, is building a multi-million dollar, 25-acre campus expansion with the help of the Mississippi Development Authority and MDOT. Impressive growth...
In just a few short weeks, Rebel Baseball will take the field again at Oxford-University Stadium. The Ole Miss Diamond girls are asking for your support...
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...
Competitive multi-sport complex six miles south of Oxford to host 18 baseball, softball and soccer tournament events OXFORD, MS –– Oxford Lafayette Sportsplex has announced its...
101 Charger Loop is the new home address to Oxford High School, which opened its doors to high school students on Jan. 7 for the first...