The Counce family - Mike, Carole, Katherine, and Scott, traveled from their home in North Carolina to be on campus early Tuesday for Ole Miss football's Heisman campaign kickoff for quarterback ...

You just never know. On a slow-moving late Saturday afternoon, an unexpected text got my attention. It was from Teresa Duvall. Our grandfathers knew each other; we started kindergarten together, and ...

Property transfers between July 6-10, 2026, as recorded with the Lafayette County Chancery Clerk: C&W Property Co., LLC to Jonathan Guarisco, Unit 122, The Reserve Condominiums. C&W Property Co., LLC ...

“Anne, since our little trip to the Lucky Rabbit didn’t work out, want to do something else?” “I know it’s last minute, but I sure would love to see the Blue Angels in Pensacola this weekend, she ...

The Southeastern Conference released its preseason media polls and all-conference teams on Friday, selecting Ole Miss to finish third in the SEC standings while handing the Rebels eight individual ...

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors honored Capt. Chris “Snuffy” Smith on Monday with a resolution recognizing his 30 years of service to the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office as he retires from ...

Panola County has been approved for approximately $1.7 million in federal funding to reimburse debris removal costs associated with the January 2026 severe winter storm. The funding is part of more ...

Oxford High School student Hugh Wilson has been selected to represent Mississippi at the 80th session of American Legion Boys Nation, July 17-24 at Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia. Wilson ...

For the fourth year, North East Mississippi Electric Power Association and NE SPARC is offering its Bright Ideas Grant Program, an initiative that empowers local teachers to bring innovative, ...

Preslyn Reilly didn’t just want a job. She wanted to make something. The Oxford High School senior and Art Club president is spending her summer as an intern at the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council through ...

Perfection finally showed up at my house last week. I ate it over the kitchen sink. It took 64 years to find. That hardly seems fair, but peaches don’t operate on fairness. They’re ready when they’re ...

Writing this on Monday, July 6, no daily Mass this week at St. John’s because Fr. Mark Shoffner, our Pastor, is on a very well-deserved vacation all week to the Gulf Coast with nine other priest ...