Lafayette County night shift works through rain to serve community
Night shift deputies in Lafayette County continued their duties despite rainy conditions, according to the sheriff’s office.
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Maryland Department of Public Safety adds Mandy Davis as Deputy Commissioner
Mandy Davis has been appointed as a deputy commissioner at the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
Read moreThe Citizens Bank Thanks First Responders in Oxford and Lafayette County
The Citizens Bank expressed gratitude to first responders in Oxford and Lafayette County for their service, providing food support through Lafayette County EMA.
Read moreCommunity Comes Together to Support Oxford During Challenging Times
Volunteers and city employees in Oxford continue to show resilience and unity through community meals and support efforts amid ongoing challenges.
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Capitol Police Crime Scene Unit adds four new members
The Capitol Police Crime Scene Unit welcomes four new officers, highlighting their dedication and commitment to the department.
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Women’s Self-Defense Class Kicks Off 2026 Season
Participants at the first women’s self-defense class of 2026 gained new skills and confidence, organizers say.
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Daily Journal visits to feature Sgt. Hillary Smith, Officer of the Year
The 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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Educator Recruitment Day Set for Tomorrow at OHS
Oregon School District hosts a recruitment event for educators from 8 a.m. to noon at Oregon High School.
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Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office thanks District 2 supervisor for meal donation
Sheriff’s office appreciates community support after Winter Storm Fern, highlighting a meal provided by District 2 Supervisor John Morgan.
Read morePolice Seek Help Identifying Suspect in Commercial Burglary in Tupelo
Crime Stoppers and Tupelo police are asking for public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a commercial burglary on Cliff Gookin Boulevard.
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