Oxford News

The Oxford Municipal Court is providing a warrant amnesty program until February 2026, allowing individuals to resolve outstanding misdemeanor warrants without arrest or fees.

The Oxford Police Department begins its free women’s self-defense classes tonight, aiming to empower women with practical safety skills.

Community organizations in Oxford and Lafayette County have formed a collaborative fund to aid storm-affected residents. The effort aims to provide urgent assistance for safety and housing stability.

Oxford School District honors its Career & Technical Education program during National CTE Month, highlighting student skills and dedicated teachers.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety celebrates Presidents’ Day and recognizes law enforcement officers and first responders working through the holiday.

The administrative offices will be closed on Feb. 16 in observance of Presidents Day. Regular hours will resume Feb. 17.

Registration for 3K and 4K programs for the 2026-2027 school year begins tomorrow at 8 a.m., with deadlines from Feb. 16 to 27.

The district shares the story of Luke and Jessica Dowdy, a couple who work in different schools within Oxford. Their dedication highlights the community spirit of OSD.

The Oxford Girls Wrestling team achieved its highest finish in school history, winning two individual state titles and earning multiple top placements at the state tournament.

A new class of Terminal Agency Coordinators has been certified to support law enforcement and emergency communications across Mississippi.