Oxford, MS News

Oxford Police Department honored Lieutenant Mark Hodges with a retirement celebration last Friday, gathering colleagues and friends to mark his years of service.

Troopers provided assistance to Louisiana State Police during this year’s Mardi Gras celebrations, highlighting collaboration to enhance public safety.

Interested applicants are instructed to submit a resume and letter of interest via email. Residency within the city is required.

Mayor Robyn Tannehill of Oxford has been honored with the Public Leadership in the Arts Award from Americans for the Arts, recognizing her commitment to integrating arts into community development.

Participants at the event expressed enthusiasm for connecting with potential educators and staff.

Applicants must reside within the city limits. Interested individuals are encouraged to submit their resumes and letters of interest.

The Oxford School District is hiring registered and practical nurses to serve as substitutes. Interested candidates can find more information online or contact district officials.

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Cadet Class 70 continues its training with 68 cadets remaining, facing long days and rigorous instruction.

A large controlled burn is underway on County Road 423, producing noticeable smoke along Highway 6 East. The smoke is expected to linger throughout the day.