Oxford News

Bree Lyons, a former Oxford Chargers volleyball player, has had a standout year at the college level, according to school officials.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety is preparing to accept new applicants for law enforcement positions. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply when the process opens.

Deputy Dutton and K9 Rip visited third-grade classes to discuss safety and law enforcement roles, fostering community relations.

A missing dog has been located, according to local authorities. No further details were provided.

Rayna Matthews received a first-place award from Keep Mississippi Beautiful for her work with the Oxford Community Garden’s composting initiative.

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office announced that its 2026 Youth Academy is now full, with a waitlist likely to form for future programs.

A permitted event will temporarily close parts of the Courthouse Square inner circle near City Hall, causing brief traffic disruptions, authorities say.

Returning student registration for the 2026-2027 school year is now open, officials say. Parents and guardians are urged to mark upcoming dates.

Oxford School District is hiring for multiple positions at Oxford Middle School and Oxford High School. Applications are open.

Greyce Brown claimed the state high jump championship, clearing 5 feet 2 inches. The victory highlights her impressive athletic performance.