Oxford School District Thanks Local First Responders
The Oxford School District recognized National First Responders Appreciation Day and thanked local first responders for their service to its schools and community.
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The Oxford School District recognized National First Responders Appreciation Day and thanked local first responders for their service to its schools and community.
Read MoreAn Oxford School District social media post said Officer Lee reminded students to make healthy choices, resist peer pressure and remain drug- and alcohol-free during Red Ribbon Week.
Read MoreThe Oxford Police Department thanked participants after six boxes of unused and unwanted medications were collected during Prescription Drug Take-Back Day.
Read MoreA precautionary boil-water notice was issued for customers in the immediate area after a 12-inch water main broke near CR 401 and CR 418, just south of Oxford city limits.
Read MoreThe Oxford Police Department said the City of Oxford does not change Halloween’s date or organize official trick-or-treating, while offering to promote neighborhood events held on other nights.
Read MoreA precautionary boil water notice was issued for customers in the immediate area of a broken 12-inch water main just south of Oxford city limits, according to a notice shared on the Oxford MS Police Department’s Facebook page.
Read MoreThe Oxford Police Department identified JeKendra Milliner as the subject of the third installment of its “Get to Know OPD” series.
Read MoreThe Oxford School District shared a Red Ribbon Week video featuring Officer Brittany encouraging students to make safe choices and stay drug-free.
Read MoreThe Oxford School District announced a new series that will share facts about its schools, students, staff and programs.
Read MoreThe City of Oxford said Halloween remains unchanged and that it does not organize official trick-or-treating. The Oxford Police Department remains ready to assist with large gatherings and pedestrian traffic, according to the city’s Facebook post.
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