Chain Restaurants Taking Over Local Oxford Favorites
Oxford is already home to dozens of quick service and sit-down chain restaurants, and it will be home to a few more in the near future. With the opening of … Continue reading
UPD Searches for New Chief, Focuses on Student Safety
As Ole Miss searches for a new university police chief, some hope that things will stay the same. Ray Hawkins, a University Police Department (UPD) officer, has been on the … Continue reading
Ole Miss Safe Ride Provides Safer Oxford Streets
This weekend, hundreds of Ole Miss students are sure to get home safely from the Oxford Square, thanks to a non-profit organization called Safe Ride. Every day in the U.S., … Continue reading
Frosty Beer Bringing in Cold Cash to Oxford Businesses
The sale of cold beer in Oxford, Mississippi is kind of like church on Sunday in the South, it just makes sense – at least that’s what some area business … Continue reading
Ole Miss Greek Leaders Have New Plans to Educate Members
Whether it’s a false story about sexual assault in a fraternity at the University of Virginia or a true account of a racist chant caught on video at the University … Continue reading
Ole Miss Turner Center Overcrowded for Another Few Years
If you think the Ole Miss Turner Center is crowded, you’re right. In fact, the associate director says they’re already about 67,000 square feet short of where they should be … Continue reading
Oxford High School Ready For Next Football Season
The Oxford High School football team is one of the top teams in the state, winning trips to the state championship game for the past two years, however they have … Continue reading
Horses Put Smiles on Faces at Annual MS Event for Disabled
Laughter and smiles were everywhere at the fairgrounds in Jackson, Mississippi for the 34th annual Horses for Handicapped event. It was especially meaningful for Ammon Lunceford and his sister Ann. … Continue reading
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