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By Adam BrownSports Editoradam.brown@hottytoddy.com With only a couple of days back at school under their belt, Lafayette County school teachers and students learned of the...

The American Civil Liberties Union of Mississippi along with local attorneys recently represented an Oxford filmmaker and artist John Rash in court recently when he was denied a permit by Lafayette County to project art onto the Courthouse.

Oxford automobile dealer Michael Joe Cannon has been re-elected to serve another three-year term as the Mississippi National Auto Dealer's Association Director.

Lafayette County has seen an increase of at least 120 cases since July 31, according to data provided by the Mississippi State Department of Health.

By Jocelyn McGaughyIMC Student With many offers to choose from, Tim Jumper, an all-star high school basketball player, had a huge decision to make. What...

By Alyssa SchnuggNews editoralyssa.schnugg@hottytoddy.com The Lafayette Commodores family is mourning the loss of teacher and coach Nacoma James. James died Thursday, however, it was unknown this evening as...

The Oxford-Lafayette County Chamber of Commerce is introducing a new program to provide local businesses the opportunity to share insights and knowledge on a wide variety of topics, all online and open to the public.

The over $30 million investment from the sale of Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi rallied in the first quarter of this fiscal year to see an 8.6% gain over last quarter.

The Oxford School District Board of Trustees voted Wednesday afternoon to delay the start of school for another two weeks with the first day of school now starting on Aug. 24.

The Oxford Board of Aldermen is considering an ordinance amendment that would define a “vicious dog” and require owners of such dogs to have a physical fence and carry liability insurance.