Author: Jon Myers

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for positions with a comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance and on-site amenities.

The Chargers are challenging their fans to a weekly contest to see who knows the team best, with fans encouraged to participate in predictions and discussions.

Ms. Moreno from Oxford High School received the Bradley Roberson Brag Box award for her outstanding teaching and communication skills with parents.

McCoy Rather has obtained his Mississippi learner’s permit, prompting a reminder to schedule appointments with the Driver Service Bureau.

The Lady Chargers are gearing up for the ‘Ballin on the Hill’ showcase in Birmingham, Alabama, as they aim to compete among top high school teams.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Lafayette County until early Wednesday morning, citing damaging winds and hail as primary threats.

Charger Clinic in Oxford School District now offers adolescent ADHD diagnosis and treatment, with new services provided by Dr. Simpson.

LaTeasha Blackmon and Heather White receive the district’s first Sustainer Pin awards for their dedication and impact. Supervisors praise their professionalism and service.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety and Alcorn School District received the 2026 Governor’s Award from the Mississippi Association of Partners in Education.

Christina Hervey, assistant victim services coordinator at Oxford Police Department, was honored as the First Responder of the Month for her quick action during a recent call.