The federal government sues Mississippi fairly often. Less often, Mississippi sues America — but it does happen. Two years ago, the state Department of Insurance objected...
Commentary by Frank Hurdle The Oxford School District is going to separate bus routes next year so that high school and middle school students will be...
Registration for summer 2014 sessions on all campuses at Northwest Mississippi Community College has been scheduled, according to college officials. Open registration for day classes will...
Mississippians understand the importance of rural hospitals and the critical services they provide. Sixty-five of our 82 counties are rural, and most of the state is...
Many Oxonians were surprised to learn that shortly after celebrating its 10th anniversary, a majority interest in Newk’s Holding Company, LLC, parent of the 67 units...
On March 29, more than 350 individuals ponied up $100 each to pay tribute to Sparky Reardon who is retiring as Dean of Students at Ole...
One of the newest measures from the city is an increased height ordinance for the central Square that passed through its first reading by the Board...
The Oxford Historic Preservation Commission tabled a motion to approve demolition of five structures on the Shaw House property Thursday night, and voted to allow repairs...
Physical activity is potentially as effective as many drug interventions for patients with existing coronary heart disease and stroke, a recent analysis suggests. But don’t trade your medications for a new pair of...
Classes at the UM Oxford campus are canceled until noon, Tues. Feb 11, due to slick road conditions. Offices will open at 12 pm as well....