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2013. Ian buruma, professor of human rights and journalism at bard college, was educated in holland and japan. Hes won several awards for his work, among them the international prize, and the short and steam journalism award. The publication he writes for and include the new york review of books, new yorker new york times, the guardian. Which, the guardian, recently published his highly learned it and entertaining review of the British Museums current exhibition, sex and pleasure in japanese art...

The Choccolocco research, education, and technical experience program, also known as CREATE, is coming to the city of Oxford.The program will be held in the 95

More than 150 job seekers who went through the lines of 45 potential employers during the first hour of the East Alabama Works Hiring Fair.

Construction is set to begin on the 250,000 square foot plant this summer with operations beginning in January 2025.

Wellborn Cabinet Inc., an Alabama based family owned manufacturer, is set to begin a $17 million expansion project in Oxford. Don Hopper, executive director for the Calhoun County Economic Development Council (EDC) discussed the role team work played in getting Wellborn to open up in Oxford and was excited for the company to begin operations.

Kronospan announced plans to invest $350 million to open an OSB manufacturing plant as part of an expansion that will create 125 jobs.

Groundbreaking is slated for later this year.

Kronospan plans to invest $350 million to open an Oriented Strand Board (OSB) manufacturing plant on its Oxford, Alabama production campus, creating 125 jobs.

Wellborn Cabinet Inc. is set to invest nearly $17 million in an expansion project at the Oxford West Industrial Park.

On Tuesday, automotive seating manufacturer Bridgewater Interiors broke ground on a $12.5 million industrial expansion that will create 35 new jobs at its Oxford facility.