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The House Energy and Commerce Committee is expanding its investigation into whether Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius broke the law when she asked health care executives to contribute to nonprofit groups that are helping to implement the Affordable Care Act.
Free webinar designed to help nonprofits
Volunteer Oxford will offer its second free webinar to the public, aimed at nonprofit organizations and community partners, at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Lafayette fastest growing county in state
Based on recent population trends, Lafayette County is now the fastest growing county in the state, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Troops return, others prepare to depart
Some area troops with the Mississippi National Guard have just come home from deployment overseas while others preparing to head to Afghanistan.
Oxford High named to - America's Best' list
Oxford High School was among four Mississippi schools to be named to Newsweek's list of "America's Best High Schools" for 2013.
Woman sentenced in bank embezzlement case
A Marshall County woman has been sentenced to 2 A1 2 years in prison for embezzling money from a Holly Springs bank.
Andy Grass of Water Valley, 1st place, male ages 70-98, at age 74 recognized as "most experienced" male runner.
Red Cross donates plants to veterans
Veterans living at the State Veterans Home in Oxford can now enjoy some new fresh plants in the home's garden while wearing their new robe and then later get in some exercise and fun while playing on a new Wii thanks to a grant from the American Red Cross.
Oxford tennis adds several individual titles
Several Oxford tennis players carried over the good vibes from the team portion of the MHSAA Class 5A State Tournament to the individual portion Thursday.
Kick-starting careers: Job-seeking tips for new and recent graduates
Now what?. Graduates chant the school's cheer at the conclusion of the University of Mississippi graduation ceremony in Oxford, Mississippi on Saturday, May 11, 2013.
Pea Ridge/South Lamar construction in Oxford
Crews will be removing existing pavement and realigning the intersection of South Lamar and Pea Ridge Road beginning this morning.
Lafayette Chamber hears delegation's legislative review
The Mississippi Legislature's focus on education this year yielded some valuable changes, Lafayette County legislators said Monday at the Oxford-Lafayette Chamber of Commerce's annual legislative review luncheon.
Group studies need for homeless shelter in Oxford
Some community leaders say it's time to consider whether Oxford and Lafayette County should set up a homeless shelter.
A past and a place he's never known
From its opening pages, Southern Cross the Dog has all the markers of a novel written in the finest Southern gothic tradition.
City to get professional fireworks show for 4th
This year's Fourth of July firework show will be shot off by a professional pyrotechnician after the committee and Oxford Fire Department, which has put on the fireworks for many years in Oxford, agreed it was time to pass the job over to the professionals.
Tupelo Film Festival celebrates 10th anniversary
Mona and Phil are Sally's parents in "S for Sally," a short film made by Oxford resident Melanie Addington.
Low turnout in primary election
Mayor Pat Patterson has won a spot on the ballot as the Democratic candidate for the general election on June 4 after soundly beating his opponent, Jason Plunk, in the Democratic Primary Election on Tuesday.
Charlie Mitchell: More of our food should be 'Made in Mississippi'
OK, it was tacky to notice -- but I did. At a gospel singing to benefit efforts to get more nutritious food into Oxford schools, a couple of the choir members were -- and I have no room to talk -- "over-nutreated." Plump.
DSU honors Delta Council's Chip Morgan
Delta Council Executive Vice President Chip Morgan has received one of Delta State University's highest honors an honorary Doctor of Public Service degree.
Chicago cop's family sues Byhalia store, others in fatal shooting
A dead Chicago policeman and Iraq war veteran's parents and sister have sued a north Mississippi pawn shop, its owner and others for what they say was a scheme to sell the firearm that killed him through a straw buyer.