Celebrating National Public Schools Week in 2026
Public schools are vital to communities across the country. The week highlights their importance and impact.
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Public schools are vital to communities across the country. The week highlights their importance and impact.
Read moreOxford Elementary Community Center has opened registration for 4-year-old kindergarten, encouraging families to register promptly to secure placement.
Read moreFire danger is high across Oxford and Lafayette County today, prompting officials to advise against outdoor burning due to dry conditions and wind risk.
Read moreNight shift deputies in Lafayette County continued their duties despite rainy conditions, according to the sheriff’s office.
Read moreMandy Davis has been appointed as a deputy commissioner at the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
Read moreThe Citizens Bank expressed gratitude to first responders in Oxford and Lafayette County for their service, providing food support through Lafayette County EMA.
Read moreVolunteers and city employees in Oxford continue to show resilience and unity through community meals and support efforts amid ongoing challenges.
Read moreThe Capitol Police Crime Scene Unit welcomes four new officers, highlighting their dedication and commitment to the department.
Read moreParticipants at the first women’s self-defense class of 2026 gained new skills and confidence, organizers say.
Read moreThe Daily Journal visited to spotlight Sgt. Hillary Smith, who was named the 2025 R.L. “Bob” Jones Officer of the Year earlier this year.
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