Alyssa Schnugg
News Editor at Hotty Toddy
Senior reporter at the Oxford Eagle. I write stuff, I'm a proud mother and grandmother and a closet geek.
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5 days ago |
oxfordeagle.com | Alyssa Schnugg
Published 8:59 am Monday, June 23, 2025 United Way of Oxford-Lafayette County’s Board of Directors has awarded grants totalling $170,000 to eligible applicants serving the Lafayette-Oxford-University community. The UWOLC will support 22 local programs and initiatives through its FY 2025-2026 grant cycle.
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1 week ago |
oxfordeagle.com | Alyssa Schnugg
Published 9:00 am Saturday, June 21, 2025 More than a century after William Chandler was taken by a mob and denied his day in court, his story was finally acknowledged in the place where he was silenced. The Lafayette Community Remembrance Project, in partnership with the Equal Justice Initiative, held a Marker Unveiling Ceremony to honor the memory of Chandler, a Black man lynched in Abbeville in 1894.
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1 week ago |
oxfordeagle.com | Alyssa Schnugg
Published 6:56 pm Friday, June 20, 2025 Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill and members of the Board of Aldermen were sworn into office Friday. The ceremony began in front of City Hall; however, a thunderstorm forced the event to move inside to the City Hall Courtroom, where it was standing-room-only.
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1 week ago |
oxfordeagle.com | Alyssa Schnugg
Published 10:09 am Thursday, June 19, 2025 The Oxford Affordable Housing Commission presented its annual report to the Oxford Board of Aldermen on Tuesday, outlining progress on key goals and highlighting recent developments aimed at improving access to affordable housing in the city and county. Donna Zampella, ex-officio member of the commission, opened the update by summarizing the commission’s work over the past year.
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1 week ago |
oxfordeagle.com | Alyssa Schnugg
Published 11:32 am Wednesday, June 18, 2025 Several artists with ties to Oxford received awards from the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters recently. Each year the Institute of Arts and Letters honors creative individuals with an award in their specific field. The awards, first made in 1980, are presented in nine categories: fiction, non-fiction, life writing, youth literature, visual art, music composition (classical), music composition (contemporary), photography and poetry.
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