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Mississippi Orchestra Conductor Ronald Vernon speaks about a piece before the orchestra’s performance at theFord Center in Oxford, Miss., Monday, Oct. 20, 2014. His baton rises and falls with a fast, angry rhythm. He stands before students, faculty and community members holding an assortment of instruments...

Editor’s Note: This letter is in response to being labelled “anti-Christian” by a student.  When I began teaching religious studies at a “secular, public university” in Mississippi 11 years ago, I knew there would be days like this. I have been labeled “anti-Christian” by a student in public social media who has never asked me about my personal belief system—she...

From set up to sponsors, the Double Decker Arts Festival is a community-wide event that requires time and money to orchestrate. The $80,000 Double Decker...

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Republican Gov. Phil Bryant on Thursday vetoed a bill that some lawmakers said would move Mississippi away from the Common Core...

BILOXI HIGH ‘TIL I DIE The Sun Herald said the school district of Biloxi has been dragged into a national discussion over the appropriateness of schools...

Running shoes, water bottle, athletic clothing and a good attitude: put all of these on the checklist to prepare for the upcoming Double Decker Spring...

Friday, April 24 10:00 a.m.Preview art market by Oxford Artists’ Guild (ends at 5:00 p.m.) 11:00 a.m. Art Demonstration – Debbie Myers Experiments...

This year Visit Oxford has renewed the focus on locally grown produce and products.   The food vendors who will be selling on the Square this weekend...

For the first time, riders of the red behemoths can purchase the first ticket of the day early. Starting at 1 a.m. Saturday morning, tickets for the 10...

Music flows like water in Mississippi, traveling through cities and towns, carrying local bands out into the world for all to see. This year at 20th annual...