Oxford, MS News

The Daily Journal highlighted Sgt. Hillary Smith as Oxford’s first female officer of the year. Read the full story online.

Oxford police are warning residents about scam calls claiming there are warrants and demanding immediate payment. Authorities urge caution to avoid falling victim.

Oxford School District is hiring for multiple coaching positions at Oxford High School and Oxford Middle School. Applications are now open.

The Mobile Mississippi Driver’s License Unit stopped in Pascagoula, providing residents a quick and easy way to update IDs, according to local reports.

Oxford’s media team shares updates on their ongoing projects, celebrating local businesses and community efforts.

Oxford High School is set to hold its 4th Annual Festival of Nations on April 21, featuring food, performances, and activities for all ages.

Oxford Police Department honored Lieutenant Mark Hodges with a retirement celebration last Friday, gathering colleagues and friends to mark his years of service.

Troopers provided assistance to Louisiana State Police during this year’s Mardi Gras celebrations, highlighting collaboration to enhance public safety.

Interested applicants are instructed to submit a resume and letter of interest via email. Residency within the city is required.

Mayor Robyn Tannehill of Oxford has been honored with the Public Leadership in the Arts Award from Americans for the Arts, recognizing her commitment to integrating arts into community development.