Oxford Stories

The city of Oxford released the map of where diners can find new outdoor dining options around the Square, possibly starting next week.

Gyms in town have opened back up after months without business, but new rules and regulations have been implemented.

The Oxford Board of Aldermen renewed its annual contract with Mississippi Critterz Tuesday to operate the animal shelter on McElroy Drive and to provide animal control services.

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors issued a letter to the Oxford Board of Aldermen recently, essentially telling the city to stay off their lawn.

Cries of “We have reached our boiling point. Student-workers run this joint,” and "Up with the workers. Down with the bosses," could be heard on the University of Mississippi campus Wednesday as members of SASI (Students Against Social Injustice) gathered in front of the Lyceum to protest the UM administration's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Oxford Police Department has investigated 11 narcotic overdoses so far this year that resulted in the deaths of two people, one that occurred two weeks ago.

There will soon be a slew of outdoor dining options around the downtown Square.

Oxford Bicycle Company has been in business since 1990, but Smith says he has never been as busy as when the bicycle boom started several months ago.

By Victoria HoseyEditor-in-Chieftori.hosey@hottytoddy.com As COVID-19 continues to sweep through college campuses across the country, some families are being forced...