Oxford News

Federal, state, and local emergency teams will be assessing storm damage in Lafayette County and Oxford over the coming days, officials say.

The University of Mississippi in Oxford plans to reopen its campus on Feb. 9, following storm-related disruptions. Operations will be adjusted as crews continue recovery efforts.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety brought its mobile driver’s license station to Brookhaven High School, allowing students to obtain learner’s permits and driver’s licenses on campus.

Lafayette Elementary students brought a hot breakfast to the local shelter, with additional supplies provided by Elizabeth Heiskell Catering.

County Road 303 will be intermittently shut down today, prompting drivers to seek alternate routes. Authorities advise caution.

Lafayette County Emergency Management Agency reports ongoing progress in restoring power and delivering supplies to affected communities.

Residents can pick up water and meal kits today at designated sites in Lafayette County and Oxford, while supplies last.

Residents in Lafayette County and Oxford can pick up emergency supplies, including water and MREs, at designated sites until supplies run out.

Residents can pick up water and meals ready-to-eat at multiple locations in Lafayette County and Oxford today, while supplies last.

A local child nutrition team has served more than 3,200 meals, highlighting their dedication to the community.