Oxford, MS News

Wayne Cantrell, director of digital forensics for Mississippi, received the Digital Investigation Catalyst Award from the Law&Crime Network’s JUSTYS Awards.

The Oxford School District marked one week since its inaugural State of the Schools event, highlighting community engagement and leadership.

Women interested in handgun safety can register for a free course on April 18 at the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office. Participants can bring a friend or meet new ones.

Ron Lakey has been a key figure in Oxford’s music scene for more than four decades, overcoming blindness to serve customers with passion.

Motorists are urged to remain vigilant for motorcyclists, bicyclists, and pedestrians to enhance road safety.

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office and L-O-U Crime Stoppers are hosting the third annual Youth Academy to introduce students to careers in law enforcement.

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office and L-O-U Crime Stoppers host the third annual free youth camp, providing students a glimpse into law enforcement careers through hands-on activities.

Oxford High School is gearing up for its annual Festival of Nations, set for next Tuesday. The event celebrates diverse cultures with various activities.

Oxford School District is hiring teacher assistants across several schools. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply online.

Residents in Oxford celebrated the weekend with community events. They are now preparing for an upcoming week of activities.