Author: Jon Myers

Officials urge residents to volunteer through established organizations to ensure safe and effective recovery efforts following recent ice storm.

Oxford residents express pride and solidarity in a brief message, promising more updates to come.

Mayor Tannehill is expected to deliver a statement shortly, with details to be posted on OXMS.NET.

Crews will be clearing trees on Highway 310 today, urging motorists to avoid the area if possible. Those traveling are advised to exercise caution.

A new, secure online platform has been launched to support recovery efforts for residents of Oxford and Lafayette County.

Lafayette County and Oxford officials are providing military-style meals and bottled water to residents, with supplies limited to three days per person.

A storm-related incident in Lafayette County resulted in a fatality after a person fell while refilling a generator, according to emergency officials.

Residents affected by recent disaster in Lafayette County can access free relief services from Samaritan’s Purse, including debris cleanup and temporary roof repairs.

While students ate lunch at Oxford Middle School, Cotton Culinary Company delivered 200 boxed meals as a donation. The school expressed gratitude for the generosity.

The district will gradually reopen schools following community recovery efforts from recent ice storm, prioritizing safety and operational readiness.