Oxford, MS News

Sheriff Joey East praises community members and emergency workers for their efforts during an 18-day ice storm that caused widespread outages and damage.

City officials, local organizations, and faith leaders met to plan aid for residents affected by recent winter storm. A survey will be released to assess community needs.

The district continues its Valentine’s Day celebration by showcasing couples from across Oxford School District, including teachers Walter and Anna Freeman.

Sheriff Joey East commends residents and emergency personnel for their efforts during an 18-day ice storm that caused widespread damage and power outages.

Law enforcement agencies will hold a training exercise at North Oxford Baptist Church this evening, prompting residents not to be alarmed.

Highway 7 South from Veterans Boulevard to Shackleford Road is temporarily shut down for electrical repairs, prompting a detour.

Oxford officials have enacted an ordinance to restrict the sale and possession of nitrous oxide products to prevent misuse among those under 21. The move aims to reduce health risks and community harm.

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency asks residents to self-report winter storm damage to assess the state’s impact.

City of Oxford employees continue their work of clearing and cleaning despite ongoing challenges, embracing the new normal, officials say.

Toni Bell, director of special education at Oxford School District, has been named February Employee of the Month. The district highlights her leadership and dedication.