Oxford, MS News

Public safety officials from across Mississippi will gather May 19-22 for the state’s annual safety summit, focusing on collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Fire safety officials emphasize the dangers of using water on grease fires, which can worsen the flames.

L.O.U. Reads is a coalition of local organizations and leaders working to ensure all children in the Lafayette-Oxford-University community read proficiently by third grade.

Parents can begin registering their children for kindergarten starting Monday. The registration period is open through the district’s website.

The Oxford Police Department has announced the addition of a new dispatcher and officer to its team, expressing enthusiasm for their upcoming contributions.

A local basketball game brought together community members and the Oxford Unified team for a fun, inclusive event.

Cadet Class #70 completed the ninth week of training, focusing on boxing, DUI investigations, and roadside safety procedures.

Photographers in Oxford highlighted the city’s vibrant community during a recent photo session, featuring local children having fun.

Oxford police are raising awareness about drink spiking prevention by handing out kits at a local safety event.

Several CTED officers have been promoted, highlighting their dedication to public safety and strengthening their agency.