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Gulf Coast Jam Gives Post Malone Fans a New 2026 Date to Circle

Last week it was announced Grammy award-winning artist Post Malone cancelled the Oxford stop that was part of his Big Ass Stadium Tour Part...
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8 Ways to Dine for Less in Oxford

Everyone likes a deal. Whether you’re a new student strapped for cash after purchasing textbooks, a family saving up for a big purchase or...

Styx, Hitmakers of Late 70s and early 80s, Coming to Tupelo Jan. 18 (with Videos)

Domo arigato, BancorpSouth Arena, for bringing Styx, one of the most popular pop-rock bands of the late 1970s and early 1980s, to Tupelo. The upcoming...

Mississippi Quote of the Day: Walker Percy Looks You Straight in the Eye

Walker Percy's "Lost in the Cosmos: The Last Self-Help Book," is easily the funniest - and perhaps the most genuinely insightful and provocative -...

Top Stories of 2017: "Campus Cuties" Made Ed Meek UM's Big Man on Campus

I grew up in an era when “cheesecake” did not bring to mind “factory,” but, rather, a photo of a great-looking woman. Hollywood made stars...

Top Stories of 2017: Oxford Film Festival to Feature Four Mississippi-Based Films

The owner of a Natchez brothel and a Spanish potter in Yocona are among the subjects of four Mississippi-based films to be featured at...

"Perennials": How a Stargazer Lily Inspired Julie Cantrell's New Novel

Oxford author Julie Cantrell appeared on the USA Today Top 150 list, New York Times Bestseller list, and even on a bestseller list in...

Top Stories of 2017: The Story Behind Beloved "Heart of Ole Miss" Poem

The man who penned “The Heart of Ole Miss,” the beloved and oft-quoted poem about the University of Mississippi, initially thought so little of...

Mississippi Quote of the Day: How Johnny Cash "Ruined" Marty Stuart's Mandolin

Famously down-to-earth and approachable, Marty Stuart is a consummate artist of the country music genre, but he has made his mark in Americana roots...

Top Stories of 2017: Ole Miss Profs Reflect on Literary Lion Willie Morris

For all his worldliness and erudition, Willie Morris—the late Mississippi memoirist, editor, educator and literary lion of the South—loved nothing more than a good...

Top Stories of 2017: The Story Behind Ole Miss' Most Beloved Poem

The man who penned “The Heart of Ole Miss,” the beloved and oft-quoted poem about the University of Mississippi, initially thought so little of...
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