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Taylor, Mississippi welcomes gin distillery, Wonderbird Sprits
On a pasture just outside Oxford’s city limits, Rob Forster, Thomas Alexander and Chand Harlow are preparing to open a grain-to-glass gin distillery later this spring.
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How 4 Oxford residents find their balance in yoga
Live Taylor, Jeff New, Annie Haymans and Price Bennet share how, for them, yoga is more than just a workout.
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Oxford native Lucius Lamar returns to Southside Gallery
From December 4 to January 5, Southside Gallery on the Square continues its monthly exhibition program by displaying the newest collection of paintings from popular Oxford artist, Lucius Lamar.
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Ole Miss’ Phi Delta Theta house gets a makeover
After nearly 20 years, the Phi Delta Theta house at the University of Mississippi renovated its interiors with the help of many creative minds in Oxford.
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BEST OF OXFORD
The print issues of our 2018 Best of Oxford issue flew off shelves! Not to worry—you can flip through right here until you get your hands on a copy.
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45 Years of Faulkner
This year’s Faulkner Conference asks, “What did slavery mean in the life, ancestry, environment, imagination, and career of William Faulkner?”
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This Is Home
“I don’t know if this could’ve been as special anywhere else,” says Mike Bianco.
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HOMETOWN PRIDE
Oxford’s support of the queer community defies Southern stereotypes.
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Susan Cushman: There’s Something About the South
Susan Cushman appear at Square Books on May 1 at 5 p.m. along with book contributors Jim Dees, Ralph Eubanks and Michael Farris Smith.
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The Art of Whimsy
A Creative Life Studio Whimzy brings art to Oxonians of all ages. BY CHRISTINA STEUBE | PHOTOS BY...
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Oxford Welcomes the North Mississippi Classic
Oxford Welcomes the North Mississippi Classic The path to the PGA heads for hill country BY JENNA...
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Not Studying the Blues
After moving to Clarksdale, my opinion of the blues shifted. Between the festivals, concerts, and open mic nights, there were something that rung hollow about the music that my dad had loved so much.
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