Though she pursues a passion by teaching as a fitness instructor at her personal studio, Keri Meagher prioritizes her days around her family. She understands the importance of the time she pours into her husband and four children.
It’s no secret that in the South, we like to do it big. A good football game and an ice-cold whiskey are “big” enough for most Southern men. However, it’s the women of the South who let “big” go straight to their hair.
When Kayle Barnett was in kindergarten, a small, schoolyard bully approached her on the playground to pick a fight and steal her red crayon. Furious, she pounced on the bully to get the crayon and her dignity back.
Hannah Sanders and Elizabeth Arthur, both University of Mississippi business marketing majors, have been approached by several companies to market certain beauty and fashion products on Instagram.
Emily Wilson Oxford Stories Already becoming a successful business entrepreneur at the age of 19, Alexis Ridgeway is finishing up her freshman year at the University of Mississippi. The Jackson native began […]
Georgia Williams Oxford Stories gjwilli1@go.olemiss.edu In recent years, the Oxford business community has experienced exponential growth. From new franchises and retailers on Jackson Avenue, to unique coffee shops and local stores on […]
Addis Olive Oxford Stories alolive1@go.olemiss.edu Jeff Johnson, 55, left a chaotic technology life in Jackson and moved to quaint Oxford, returning to the apparel business. Johnson wakes up as the birds chirp […]
Peyton Sams Oxford Stories pasams@go.olemiss.edu With several organizations dedicated to raise money and awareness for local charities and philanthropies, some University of Mississippi students have brought Love Your Melon to campus with […]
Mallory Smith Oxford Stories mesmit13@my.olemiss.edu While Madison Smith will never walk into a room unnoticed – dressed in her go-to outfit of light washed, ripped jeans and a cozy pullover sweater, she […]
Natalie Suk Oxford Stories nmsuk@go.olemiss.edu Adjusting to college life, in general, is difficult, and playing tennis in college makes it even more challenging. Freshman year is the hardest, because the rules are […]
Sarah Henderson Oxford Stories sehende2@go.olemiss.edu The return of warmer weather, cloudless skies, and sunnier days means one thing – spring has arrived. It’s time to do a little spring closet cleaning by […]
By Isaac Harrelson Oxford Stories TRY! is John Mayer’s first live album, and his first LP released by the John Mayer Trio outfit with Mayer on guitar/vocals, Pino Palladino on bass, and […]
Georgia Williams Oxford Stories gjwilli1@go.olemiss.edu Karin Mayer, a University of Mississippi senior graphic design major from Gulfport, discovered the latest makeup trend sweeping the Ole Miss campus via Facebook. “I had no […]
Reagan Smith Oxford Stories rmsmith5@go.olemiss.edu Oxford locals Ginger Campbell and Maggie Mistilis had a vision for the Oxford community – provide a way for Oxford Square stores to sell their merchandise online. […]
Julia Wickes Oxford Stories jgwickes@go.olemiss.edu A University of Mississippi student hopes to turn her passion for beauty and fashion into a full-time career as a beauty blogger and influencer. Blogging and influencing […]
Caroline Luckie Oxford Stories cgluckie@go.olemiss.edu Hinton & Hinton is an Oxford clothing store that has been the town almost 30 years. Known for their “Southern tradition” and “classic style,” the store opened […]
Emma McCabe Oxford Stories elmccabe@go.olemiss.edu A Yazoo City native knows how to create explosive bath products. Sarah Carson, 22, creates luxury and handmade bath bombs. At a recent Oxford Makers Market event, […]
Kirsten Faulkner Oxford Stories kmfaulkn@go.olemiss.edu Oxford’s Nail Bar & Co. has put serving their signature cocktails for clients on hold until they can obtain a required license that would allow them to […]
