Oxford Eagle

As a former Oxford resident who likes to check in on what's happening around town from time to time, I am astounded at the blatant bias and pettiness in the most recent article about the LHS baseball team's loss of the State championship series. WHO writes an opening line like this... "Lafayette needed one more win to bring home its first state baseball title in 18 years and could not manage to do so with two chances." Do you forget that those boys gave their all, and are KIDS who need encouragement from their community when they return heartbroken over the losses? There are about a thousand other ways to get the point across without being petty. A third grader could have written a better, non biased headline! Do better.

The Eagle is great paper for those who only worry about what happens in Oxford, MS. They do cover important events in Mississippi and a few from the US, but the focus is Oxford and that is what you'll get. It's important to remember that it's a small paper and the office workers wear many hats. Like most things in the South, you're best bet is to get off the couch and head down to the Eagle office and meet Belinda (Circulation manager). She'll hook you right up and then you can mosey around the corner to the great restaurants on the Square. If you're looking for the Boston Globe or the NYT or don't have the patience to slow down, you may think about going back there to get that.

I was discussed by your front page feature article title," ESCORTED OUT" and your blatant cruelty of posting Freeze's family picture on page 13. You care nothing about people and their feelings...... oh excuse me, you're JUST reporting the news. 😖 I will be stopping my subscription immediately. But while I'm at it, I am an independent but your total bias against THE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES Is also revolting. I've barely put up with that these last few months.... but no more.

Small town newspaper. Very good for the Locals. Top quality print and paper.

Accurate news. Reading the Oxford Eagle makes me feel like I'm still in Oxford ( Milwaukee, Wi). Thanks