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The historic Lyric Theatre in Oxford is about to take a dive. The theater usually known for hosting nationally-known artists as well as a venue for parties, weddings and events has decided to host a hot new indoor swimming site. Starting July 18 and ending on the July 25, the Lyric will transform into Oxford...

With the final installment to the “Ashfall” trilogy, “Sunrise,” expected to be released sometime in the next year, Mike Mullin has created an exciting...

Beginning Tuesday night Southside Gallery will be showcasing the artwork of artist Boyd Saunders for the month of July. The exhibit will feature a plethora...

This past weekend many Oxonians gravitated to the Oxford Square for some good ole family-friendly fun. The Oxford Downtown Council, which is composed of...

For the 10th Anniversary of the Shakespeare Festival, Oxford put on a crowd-pleasing performance of “Hello, Dolly!” in the Main Hall of the Ford Center...

Continuing in my series of “whatever I feel like writing about at the moment,” I thought the Ole Miss campus and surrounding Oxford community would...

Chef John Currence is a New Orleans native who has made Oxford famous for food. City Grocery, Boure, Snackbar and Big Bad Breakfast make up the City Grocery...

A few things have happened recently that made me realize how broke I am: •I chose Burnett’s over Smirnoff because I could not justify the extra five...

The University of Mississippi has named Joshua Kryah its newest Summer Poet-in-Residence. Each summer the university hosts one poet to write on campus as well as work with a few classes. Kyrah, who is originally from St. Louis, applied for the position in 2010 after hearing about the program from a fellow friend and poet, Jake Adam York, who was the Poet-in-Residence in...

The Oxford Shakespeare Festival is going big this year as it celebrates its tenth anniversary season. “Macbeth,” “Love’s Labour’s Lost,” and “Hello, Dolly!,” were the plays selected for this year. As the festival hits the ground running Joe Turner Cantu, artistic director for the festival and University of Mississppi theater professor, is excited for the...