Oxford News

A stone mound on a hill behind the Oxford Exchange created by American Indians 1,500 years ago will soon disappear.

Friday night protestors held a demonstration in Oxford at the foot of a large hill.

OXFORD - A Creek Indian woman is unhappy with plans to remove a hill containing an American Indian site near where a Sam's Club store is being built.

OXFORD - Two Jefferson County employees have filed lawsuits claiming they became seriously ill with Legionnaires' disease as a result of using a hot tub at an Oxford hotel.

The commander of the Calhoun/Cleburne County Drug Task Force says three people have been arrested in a steroid drug bust at Dynabody Fitness in Oxford.

Between June 9 & 10, 2009 a series of business burglaries were committed across the county.

Celebrate Recovery, a Christ-centered 12 step program, meets every Friday night at First Baptist Church in Jacksonville.

Authorities are still searching for a woman missing for more than a week. Riverside Police Chief Rick Oliver said Kelley Henderson Howard, 41, of Pell City has been missing since June 2. 'We are further in our investigation and are making headway,' Oliver said.

Tommy Rewis of Odenville, Ala., won the Walmart Bass Fishing League Dixie Division tournament on Lake Neely Henry Saturday with a five-bass catch weighing 18 pounds, 11 ounces.

Anyone driving through North Talladega County can't help but notice all the new residential growth going on - especially along Alabama 21 and McIntosh Roads.

The Grand Theatres are offering a nice little deal this summer. Every Tuesday and Wednesday at 10 a.m. you can catch a flick and get a kid drink and popcorn for $3. That's a great deal if you are near the Anniston or Oxford locations.

A low hum emanates from the "green machine" in the corner of the cluttered sewing room on Lynn Drive in Oxford.

In recent years, the Oxford area has experienced massive retail growth along the U.S. 78 and I-20 corridor.

Spencer Graham, founder and winemaker of Elizabeth Spencer winery, will be at several venues for tastings and dinners during a visit this week.

Never before has asphalt seemed a glorious addition to a hillside landscape. Camellia, it's not.

After 12 years of calling Oxford, Ala., home, Pastor Wayne Woods came to Moultrie recently to take the reigns at First Baptist Church.

The cafes, the school and the roller rink are long gone from Alabama's oldest black city.

Army Staff Sgt. Edward Charles Upner's wife, Monzia, is now 79 and lives in Anniston.

In an act of audacity born of necessity, the town of Hobson City was officially incorporated 110 years ago, becoming perhaps the third oldest black municipality in the entire country.

The Alabama Baptist All-State Honor Choir performed in Montgomery and Opelika in March.