Author: Jon Myers

City workers in Oxford are actively serving the community and supporting recovery efforts, according to officials.

As the community recovers from a recent ice storm, authorities warn residents to beware of door-to-door tree removal and debris cleanup services offering potentially inflated prices.

City officials and residents are working together to rebuild Oxford after recent storms, highlighting community resilience and recovery efforts.

Authorities advise drivers on parts of Interstate 55 and Interstate 22 in North Mississippi to turn around immediately due to hazardous road conditions and ongoing rescue efforts.

As the community recovers from a recent ice storm, officials advise residents to be cautious when hiring tree removal and debris cleanup contractors.

The University of Mississippi remains closed through Sunday, as officials address safety concerns, power restoration, and schedule changes due to recent winter storms.

Utility crews are working to restore power after the winter storm, but customers are advised that outage notifications may be unreliable during the process.

Officials clarify that water service disruptions are typically due to necessary repairs and are usually temporary during winter storm recovery efforts.

The National Guard has arrived and is meeting at the Emergency Operations Center, with Governor Tate Reeves expressing gratitude for the support.

Oxford officials released a new message emphasizing community identity. More updates are expected soon.