Oxford, MS News

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has recognized four employees for their service in September.

Oxford Utilities has issued a message urging residents to conserve water as drought conditions persist. The utility emphasizes the importance of responsible usage to ensure adequate supply.

Madalyn Sullivan from Oxford is set to compete in the Miss America’s Teen pageant, receiving well-wishes from her community.

Carnelious ‘Neil’ Watson, a groundskeeper for the district, has been recognized as September’s Employee of the Month for his dedicated service and positive attitude.

Oxford School District staff participated in swim lessons hosted by the Oxford Park Commission, highlighting community connections.

Hannah Nicole Cypert, 20, was taken into custody after a harassment report led to her arrest for cyberstalking, according to sheriff’s office officials.

Trey Sims, 20, was taken into custody after a Lafayette County auto burglary investigation. He faces multiple charges and was held on a $25,000 bond.

South 10th Alley between East Jackson Avenue and Van Buren Avenue will be closed Wednesday morning for a concrete pour, city officials say.

Officer Dylan Hudson received the Blue Line Award for his awareness and quick action during a disturbance call that prevented a potential fire and led to an arrest.

Schools and communities are observing September as Attendance Awareness Month, with updates on new attendance laws expected throughout the month.