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College Sports Needs a CBA, Not a Congressional Bailout

Congress is currently working to push through legislation to save college sports because those who used to hold the power no longer do and...
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Community Comes Together to Provide Free Food to Those in Need

In an effort to provide food for families who are struggling, Oxford community members, organizations and even local government officials are involved in two similar projects that ultimately have the same goal.

Task Force Preparing for Campuswide COVID-19 Vaccinations

Although the exact date when doses will arrive is pending, the University of Mississippi Vaccine Distribution and Administration Task Force is preparing to launch...

Cummings Released From Prison After Serving 14 Years for the Death of a UM Police Officer

The former Ole Miss student charged with killing a University of Mississippi police officer in 2006 has been released from prison after serving 14...

Activity Center Walkers Can Go Mask-less From 2-4 p.m.

Walkers using the inside walking track at the Ulysses “Coach” Howell Activity Center can now choose to go mask-less.

Two Oxford Aldermen Will Not Seek Re-Election

Two members of the Oxford Board of Aldermen have announced that they will not be seeking re-election.

Dogs Must Now Be Leashed on County Property Inside City Limits

Dog owners who bring their fur babies to county property located inside the city limits of Oxford must now have their pet on a leash.

Man Charged With Assaulting Uber Driver

The Oxford Police Department arrested a Kosciusko man recently for allegedly assaulting his Uber driver.

Couple Charged With Several Counts of Burglary

A man and woman have been officially charged with multiple counts of burglary, according to the Oxford Police Department.

Lafayette Supervisors Approve Lynching Memorialization Marker

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved placing a marker that notes the seven known instances of lynching in the county on the...

Lynching Marker Back on Supervisors’ Agenda Tuesday

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors will be considering whether to approve a marker that notes the seven known instances of lynching in the county during its regular meeting Tuesday morning.
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