Oxford is a hot town for buying property. That has led some area real estate companies to double in size over the last decade.
As demand for Oxford housing grows, so have some local real estate companies
Popfizz: Where clothing addicts in Jackson and Oxford get their fix
Pop. Fizz. It’s that satisfying sound you hear when you open a soda that triggers your caffeine addiction. It’s also a place for clothing addicts. Popfizz Boutique, with locations in Oxford and Jackson, is a popular place to find the latest trends. The stores are owned and operated by four Ole Miss alumni who never imagined it would be part of their future.
Sip in the ‘Sip: Oxford welcomes new shake and tea business billed as healthy alternative to high sugar options
Owners of the new business Oxfordsip believe you can Sip your way to a healthier and slimmer body.
Oxford Cheer and Tumble: Where little girls learn to become competitive cheerleaders
Many little girls dream of growing up and becoming cheerleaders. Oxford Cheer and Tumble is one of the places where they learn the skills needed to join a squad.
Reaching New Heights: High Point Coffee moves from Square to Old Taylor Road
High Point Coffee, once located on the Oxford Square, has a new location that business owners hope college students will find appealing.
Where Lost Dogs are Found: New coffee shop emphasizing pour overs opens in Taylor
Every lost dog from Oxford ends up in Taylor. That’s why the owners of a new coffee shop at 4 Town Square Lane in Taylor decided to name it Lost Dog Coffee. The business about 20 minutes outside of Oxford is in Plein Air, a small community with a chapel, event space and brunch restaurant. The building for the coffee shop was finished a few weeks ago just in time for the grand opening Saturday, Sept, 15, the weekend of the Alabama vs. Ole Miss game.
Head to the Shed: One of the toughest workout businesses in the industry opens in Oxford
S marks the spot. Shed Fitness will open its doors Saturday, Oct. 13, to the Oxford community. Although its focus is about getting stronger and leaner at a high pace, the owners also want to grow a fitness community. Amzie Williams founded Shed in 2014. The former Ole Miss linebacker said he felt like no one offered a workout that focused on specific muscle groups daily. football
