Oxford News

FEMA has issued preliminary flood maps for parts of Lafayette County, Mississippi, allowing residents to view potential flood zone changes and attend an open house in August.

Jeremy Maxey of the Oxford Fire Department will dance this Saturday to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi, according to organizers.

The Sheriffs Department’s main phone line is down. Authorities advise calling 911 in emergencies.

Phone service has been restored after an outage, according to officials. Customers are thanked for their patience.

Sheriff’s deputies are searching for the owners of two dogs found on County Road 173. Authorities ask for public assistance in identifying the animals’ owners.

Students and staff at DDES are taking time to enjoy lunch, highlighting their dedication and kindness to students, according to school officials.

Oxford School District highlighted first-day moments shared by students and families, wishing everyone a successful school year.

Students in Charger Nation returned to school as the 2026-2027 academic year officially started, with buses back on the roads.

Shelby Hernandez, a key member of the Oxford Police Department, is recognized for her dedication and diverse roles within the department.

Oxford School District officials remind drivers to watch for students and school buses as the new academic year begins.