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EAT IN OXFORD: Saturday, February 10, 2023: Food & Drink Options + Entertainment in Oxford, Mississippi

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February 10, 2024

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EAT IN OXFORD: Saturday, February 10, 2023: Food & Drink Options + Entertainment in Oxford, Mississippi

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Ajax Diner
118 Courthouse Sq. – 662-232-8880

Lunch: 11 am–9 pm

Big Bad Breakfast
719 North Lamar Blvd. – 662.236.2666

8 am–2:30 pm

Bouré
309 North Lamar Blvd. – 662.234.1968

11 am–10:30 pm; upstairs bar open noon–1 am

City Grocery
152 Courthouse Square – 662.232-8080

Lunch: 11:30–2:30 pm; Bar: 4 pm–1 am
Dinner: 6–10 pm

Happy Hour 4–6 pm:
$1 off wells & domestics

Funkys Pizza & Daiquiri Bar
1012 East Jackson Ave. – 662.259.2881

11 am–1 am

The Library
120 South 11th St. – 662.234.1411

11 am–1 am

Happy Hour 3–7 pm:
$1 off all drinks

MOJILES

The Mad Hatter
1002 Jackson Ave E.

3 pm–midnight

DUELING PIANOS
(7–11 pm)

McCormick’s
120 Alumni Dr. (at The Inn at Ole Miss) – 662.234.2333

Breakfast: 6:30 am–11 am; Lunch: 11 am–2 pm; Dinner: 2–9 pm; Bar: 2 pm–till

Moe’s
311 South Lamar Blvd. – 662.236.6637

11 am–10 pm
Penny Bar opens at 3 pm

Happy Hour 3–6 pm:
Half-price appetizers
2-for-1 wines, wells, and domestics

Ollie’s Do-nuts
2151 South Lamar Blvd. – 662.281.8414

5:30 am–1 pm

Opa!
306 South Lamar Blvd. – 662.380.5166

11 am–10 pm

Quack’s Dogs
122 Courthouse Square – 662.715.7707

2 pm–1 am

DJ MEEZY SUPREME

Rafters
1000 East Jackson Ave. – 662.234.5757

11 am–1 am

$15 BEER BUCKETS

DJ DRUMM

Rooster’s
114 Courthouse Square – 662.236.7970

3 pm–1 am

MATT ALLUM

Saint Leo
922 Jackson Ave. E. – 662.380.5141

Lunch 11 am–3 pm; Bar & Pizza 3–5 pm; Dinner 5–10 pm

Happy Hour 3–5 pm:
$10 Pizzas, $6 wine & cocktails, bubbles + fries

Snackbar
721 North Lamar Blvd. – 662.236.6363

4–10:30 pm

Happy Hour 4–5 pm:
$2 domestics, $4 drafts
$6 select wines
$8 select classic cocktails,
small plate & oyster specials

SoLa
401 South Lamar Blvd. – 662.238.3500

5–10 pm

Happy Hour 5–7 pm:
$5 fresh-squeezed Margaritas

Southern Coop
1120 North Lamar Blvd. – 662.638.3767

11 am–9 pm

Voted Oxford’s Favorite Wings!

Tallahatchie Gourmet
1221 Van Buren Ave. – 662.380.5122

11 am–9 pm

Uno Mas Tacos y Tequila
1101 E. Jackson Ave. – (662) 371-9899

11 am–till

LATE NIGHT MENU

Volta Taverna
710 North Lamar Blvd. – 662.236.1871

11:30 am–10 pm

Happy Hour 4–7 pm:
$1 off all drinks

Half-price Margaritas and frozen Mojitos

SATURDAY 2.10.2023

►Ford Center: ARRIVAL FROM SWEDEN THE MUSIC OF ABBA (7:30 pm)
►The Library: CLAY BARKER
►The Mad Hatter: DUELING PIANOS (7–11 pm)
►Quack’s: DJ MEEZY SUPREME
►Rafters: DJ DRUMM
►Rooster’s: MATT ALLUM

Proud Larry’s: GEORGE SHINGLETON, JAYCE TURLEY

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Mississippi First Congressional District Primary 2026: Live Election Results, Buck vs. Johnson

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5 hours ago

March 10, 2026

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Mississippi First Congressional District Primary 2026: Live Election Results, Buck vs. Johnson

Source: Election results are from The Associated Press.

By The New York Times election results team: Michael Andre, Neil Berg, Matthew Bloch, Lily Boyce, Irineo Cabreros, Nico Chilla, Nate Cohn, Annie Daniel, Saurabh Datar, Andrew Fischer, Martín González Gómez, Jasmine C. Lee, Alex Lemonides, Zach Levitt, Ilana Marcus, Alicia Parlapiano, Dan Simmons-Ritchie, Caroline Soler, Charlie Smart, Jonah Smith and Christine Zhang.

Additional contributions by Sarah Cahalan, Amanda Cordero, Patrick Hays, Jacob Meschke and Jessica White.

Edited by Wilson Andrews, Lindsey Rogers Cook, William P. Davis, Kenan Davis, Amy Hughes, Ben Koski and Allison McCartney.

Source: Election results are from The Associated Press.

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Mississippi Top Reads for week of March 15, 2026

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March 10, 2026

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Mississippi Top Reads for week of March 15, 2026

Staff Reports
| Special to the Mississippi Clarion Ledger

Sunday, March 15, 2026

1. (tie) “The Irish Goodbye,” Beth Ann Fennelly, Norton; and “Vigil,” George Saunders, Random House

2. “Theo of Golden,” Allen Levi, Atria Books

3. “The Widow,” John Grisham, Doubleday

4. “The Correspondent,” Virginia Evans, Random House

5. “When It’s Darkness on the Delta,” W. Ralph Eubanks, Beacon Press

6. “Eradication,” Jonathan Miles, Doubleday

7. “Neptune’s Fortune,” Julian Sancton, Random House

8. “The Dean,” Sparky Reardon, The Nautilus Publishing Company

9. “Kin,” Tayari Jones, Random House

10. “Brawler,” Lauren Groff, Riverhead

Children and young adults

1. “The Bear and the Hair and the Fair,” Em Lynas, Little Brown

2. “The Hybrid Prince,” Tui T. Sutherland, Scholastic Press

3. “One Mississippi,” Steve Azar,Sarah Frances Hardy (Illustrator), The Nautilus Publishing

4. “If You Make a Call on a Banana Phone,” Gideon Sterer, HarperCollins

5. (tie) “Fancy Nancy: Besties for Eternity,” Jane O’Connor and Robin Preiss Glasser (Illustrator), HarperCollins; and “The Dark is For,” Jane Kohuth, Simon and Schuster

Adult events (Sunday, March 15–Saturday, March 21)

Amy McDowell in conversation with Jodi Skipper for “Whispers in the Pews,” 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Off Square Books, 129 Courthouse Square, Oxford, 662-236-2262

Tayari Jones on Thacker Mountain Radio Hour for “Kin,” 6 p.m. Thursday, Off Square Books, 129 Courthouse Square, Oxford, 662-236-2262

Children’s events (Sunday, March 15–Saturday, March 21)

No Cap Book Club (kids 10-13) will be reading “A Kid’s Book About…,” 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, Square Books Jr., 111 Courthouse Square, Oxford, 662-236-2207

Storytime, “Clifford: Dream Big,” 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, Square Books Jr., 111 Courthouse Square, Oxford, 662-236-2207

Chapter Captains Book Club (kids 6-9) will be reading “Princess in Black: Bathtime Battle,” 6:00 p.m. Thursday, Square Books Jr., 111 Courthouse Square, Oxford, 662-236-2207

Storytime, “What a Small Cat Needs,” 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Square Books Jr., 111 Courthouse Square, Oxford, 662-236-2207

Story Time, “Very Hungry Caterpillar” Day! 10 a.m. Saturday, Lemuria Books, 202 Banner Hall, 4465 I-55 North, Jackson, 601-366-7619

— Sales and/or Events Reported by Lemuria Books (Jackson); Lorelei Books (Vicksburg); Square Books (Oxford).

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Who finished No. 1 in Mississippi high school basketball Super 25 girls rankings?

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March 9, 2026

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Who finished No. 1 in Mississippi high school basketball Super 25 girls rankings?

The Mississippi girls high school basketball 2025-26 season has ended.

The MHSAA championships concluded March 7 at Mississippi Coliseum, while the MAIS overall tournament ended two weeks ago. Starkville finished as the No. 1 team in the final Clarion Ledger Mississippi high school girls basketball Super 25 rankings.

Two teams enter the Super 25 final rankings as Louisville joins from MHSAA 4A and East Rankin Academy in MAIS 4A.

Mississippi high school girls basketball Super 25 rankings

1. Starkville (31-3)

MHSAA Class 7A. Previous ranking: 1. Final game: Starkville 39, Harrison Central 22 in MHSAA 7A championship.

2. Laurel (31-2)

MHSAA Class 5A. Previous ranking: 3. Final game: Laurel 52, Holmes County Central 26 in MHSAA 5A championship.

3. Biloxi (30-2)

MHSAA Class 7A. Previous ranking: 2. Final game: Starkville 41, Biloxi 34 in MHSAA 7A semifinals.

4. Tishomingo County (28-2)

MHSAA Class 4A. Previous ranking: 4. Final game: Tishomingo County 64, Louisville 49 in MHSAA 4A championship.

5. Olive Branch (23-7)

MHSAA Class 6A. Previous ranking: 8. Final game: Olive Branch 58, Neshoba Central 57 in MHSAA 6A championship.

6. Harrison Central (26-7)

MHSAA Class 7A. Previous ranking: 7. Final game: Starkville 39, Harrison Central 22 in MHSAA 7A championship.

7. Neshoba Central (26-7)

MHSAA Class 6A. Previous ranking: 5. Final game: Olive Branch 58, Neshoba Central 57 in MHSAA 6A championship.

8. Madison Central (25-7)

MHSAA Class 7A. Previous ranking: 6. Final game: Harrison Central 56, Madison Central 40 in MHSAA 7A semifinals.

9. Booneville (24-4)

MHSAA Class 3A. Previous ranking: 9. Final game: Booneville 54, Belmont 31 in MHSAA 3A championship.

10. Canton (26-5)

MHSAA Class 6A. Previous ranking: 10. Final game: Olive Branch 47, Canton 41 in MHSAA 6A quarterfinals.

11. Ingomar (33-2)

MHSAA Class 1A. Previous ranking: 12. Final game: Ingomar 65, Okolona 48 in MHSAA 1A championship.

12. Northwest Rankin (24-8)

MHSAA Class 7A. Previous ranking: 13. Final game: Harrison Central 45, Northwest Rankin 42 in MHSAA 7A quarterfinals.

13. Madison-Ridgeland Academy (36-5)

MAIS Class 4A. Previous ranking: 14. Final game: MRA 37, Simpson Academy 25 in MAIS Overall championship.

14. Pontotoc (23-9)

MHSAA Class 5A. Previous ranking: 16. Final game: Laurel 63, Pontotoc 38 in MHSAA 5A semifinals.

15. Brandon (23-8)

MHSAA Class 7A. Previous ranking: 17. Final game: Biloxi 55, Brandon 39 in MHSAA 7A quarterfinals.

16. Louisville (22-8)

MHSAA Class 6A. Previous ranking: Not ranked. Final game: Tishomingo County 64, Louisville 49 in MHSAA 4A championship.

17. Morton (27-3)

MHSAA Class 4A. Previous ranking: 11. Final game: Tishomingo County 65, Morton 40 in MHSAA 4A semifinals.

18. Choctaw Central (24-6)

MHSAA Class 4A. Previous ranking: 15. Final game: Morton 48, Choctaw Central 36 in MHSAA 4A quarterfinals.

19. Holmes County Central (22-12)

MHSAA Class 5A. Previous ranking: 23. Final game: Laurel 52, Holmes County Central 26 in MHSAA 5A championship.

20. Brookhaven (25-6)

MHSAA Class 5A. Previous ranking: 18. Final game: Holmes County Central 61, Brookhaven 55 in MHSAA 5A semifinals.

21. Belmont (24-7)

MHSAA Class 3A. Previous ranking: 19. Final game: Booneville 54, Belmont 31 in MHSAA 3A championship.

22. Simpson Academy (31-6)

MAIS Class 4A. Previous ranking: 21. Final game: MRA 37, Simpson Academy 25 in MAIS Overall championship.

23. West Harrison (24-5)

MHSAA Class 7A. Previous ranking: 22. Final game: Brandon 54, West Harrison 45 in MHSAA 7A first round.

24. East Union (30-2)

MHSAA Class 2A. Previous ranking: 24. Final game: East Union 57, New Site 38 in MHSAA 2A championship.

25. East Rankin Academy (31-7)

MAIS Class 4A. Previous ranking: Not ranked. Final game: MRA 57, East Rankin Academy 43 in MAIS Overall semifinals.

Michael Chavez covers high school sports, among others, for the Clarion Ledger. Email him at mchavez@gannett.com or reach out to him on X, formerly Twitter @MikeSChavez.

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