Author: Jon Myers

Two educators at Oxford schools received recognition this week for their dedication and impact on students and families.

Coaches’ wives and children return for another Friday Night Lights challenge as Week 3 of the football season kicks off.

Oxford School District has started a series of conversations focused on mental and physical wellness among students, teachers, and staff, according to district officials.

The Lafayette Ready Emergency Preparedness Fair runs until 7 p.m. at NorthEast Power and NE SPARQ offices in Oxford, Mississippi.

Community members are encouraged to attend the Lafayette Ready Emergency Preparedness Fair to learn about safety and emergency response. The event runs from 4 to 7 p.m.

A humorous video captures Mississippi Department of Public Safety’s K-9 officers acting playful while performing their duties, highlighting their vital role in public safety.

Lafayette County has issued a burn ban to prevent wildfires during dry weather, restricting outdoor fires and debris burning until further notice.

Lafayette County has implemented a burn ban for the next month to reduce wildfire risk amid dry conditions. Residents are urged to comply and inform others.

La’Erin Burton, dispatch lead at the Oklahoma City Police Department, was honored this week for her professionalism and dedication in the Communications Center.

Oxford Police Department took immediate action after a threat was made against Oxford Middle School, leading to charges against a juvenile. Officials emphasize zero tolerance for threats against schools.