Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on $11M development
According to a news release, the $11 million project located off Chestnut Street will include 31 townhomes built over the course of two to three years.
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Locally hosted Juneteenth celebration returns to Oxford
Juneteenth commemorates the day in 1865 when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas, with the news that enslaved people were freed by the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863.
OPD responds to vehicle damages during first week of June
The Oxford Police Department also responded to an assault at United Dairy Farmers.
From seed to market: The Brubakers’ bouquets keep Oxford blooming
“It’s just enjoyable all the way through … (there’s) just a lot of variety.”
Oxford hosts Wine and Craft Beer Festival
Oxford held its annual Wine and Craft Beer Festival uptown on May 30. The event included local artisan booths, food trucks, and live music performances by Noah Back, Kokotto Comeback and Michelle Robinson Bands.
Adult visitors purchased tasting tickets to sample wine and beer from local breweries. Proceeds from these
Fewer arrests and citations issued in Oxford than past years, 2025 data shows
Despite the decline in arrests and citations, Jones said the year has been busy, particularly with two drug raids that occurred in May, both of which resulted in arrests.
Observations: The automobile and me
I can’t say that having my license made much difference at all in my social life, but at least it held the possibility of something really good.