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Peace, love and The Pinksheets

Formed by three junior Ole Miss accounting majors, The Pinksheets is fresh to the indie rock scene. The group’s friendship, however, is longstanding. Tupelo natives Bryson Heatherly and Carter Maharrey met in

September 19, 2023

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Circle and Square: a brew addition to Oxford

Circle and Square Brewing Company, Oxford’s new microbrewery, opened its doors to the public last week at 100 Depot Street. The name is a nod to two Oxonian landmarks: the historic Square,

September 19, 2023

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Will LineLeap App hop onto Oxford’s bar scene?

The mobile app LineLeap promises to give users the power to skip the line at bars and pay cover charges before even arriving. However, it remains unclear whether Oxford bars will actually

September 19, 2023

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Punks, artists find community at Punk Flea Market Matinee

Rockers and artists of all ages gathered at The Powerhouse on Sunday evening in the spirit of counterculture. Hosted by the Southern Punk Archive, the Punk Flea Market Matinee gave local craftspeople

September 19, 2023

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Indie trio Üni takes Oxford’s music scene by storm

It is well known that Oxford has a rich history of nurturing artistic talent, from literary geniuses like William Faulkner to blues legends like R.L. Burnside. Among the latest crop of Oxford-born

September 19, 2023

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Tackling Oxford game days

“SKOOOOOOO REBS!” sportscaster David Kellum roared. The Vaught-Hemingway Stadium erupts into chants, cheers and cries as the last seconds of the football game disintegrate into 00:00. As the clock runs out, Oxford’s

September 7, 2023

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Hotel Fiction and Trash Panda check into Oxford

Indie groups Hotel Fiction and Trash Panda tag-teamed sets on Aug. 26 at Proud Larry’s. Hotel Fiction, an indie-rock duo from Athens, Ga., has played shows with artists such as Flipturn, Adam

September 3, 2023

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Greenfield Farm to revitalize Southern storytelling

Nestled between William Faulkner’s home of Rowan Oak and his birthplace of New Albany, Miss., Greenfield Farm served as the author’s agrarian observatory. Amidst farmers and mules harvesting corn and cotton, Faulkner

August 31, 2023

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Democratic candidate for governor Brandon Presley holds town hall in Oxford

Campaigning as a Democrat against an incumbent governor in a historically deep-red state is by no means a safe bet, but Democratic candidate for governor Brandon Presley likes his odds. “With your

August 30, 2023

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Strong lineup to fuel the Powerhouse this year

Oxford is undeniably rich in the arts, and the widely beloved community arts center the Powerhouse is well aware how important the theater is as an art form. Over the course of

August 29, 2023

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