Oxford, MS News

Lafayette County and Oxford have enacted a 30-day burn ban due to ongoing drought and dry conditions, aiming to prevent wildfires. The ban is effective immediately and lasts for 30 days.

Lafayette County and the city of Oxford have implemented a 30-day burn ban to prevent wildfires, citing ongoing drought and dry vegetation. The ban is effective immediately.

The City of Oxford shared photos capturing the sunny and vibrant atmosphere of Tuesday.

Lafayette County and the city of Oxford have enacted a 30-day burn ban to mitigate wildfire risks during ongoing drought conditions, effective immediately.

A partnership between NFL referees and the Oxford School District is enhancing clothes closets to better serve students and families in need.

Officers Johns and Dauler completed crisis intervention training last week as part of the department’s efforts to better serve the community’s mental health needs.

Oxford Middle School is holding basketball tryouts for boys and girls, encouraging student participation. Details are shared by the Charger Booster Club.

Deputy Art Watts was honored for his calm demeanor and strong communication skills at the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office awards banquet.

The city celebrated the graduation of the 2026 Girls EmPOWERment leadership class at City Hall, recognizing their development and leadership potential.

Tupelo police and Crime Stoppers are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect involved in a vehicle theft on West Main Street.