Oxford News

Ava Gaddis and Cole Gossett began their careers with the Oxford Police Department on Tuesday, marking their first day on the force.

Officer Bryan Heredia completed training at the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers’ Training Academy, earning recognition for his performance.

Road crews have announced that both County Road 321 and County Road 464 are now open to traffic after closures.

The Oswego School District held its New Teacher Orientation this week, officially welcoming new educators to the team.

Oxford alumnus Ryan Smith has been appointed head coach at TCPS, marking a new chapter for the team.

A social media post referencing police sirens is no longer accessible, likely due to privacy settings or removal.

A section of County Road 321 will be closed starting at 8 a.m. Sunday, according to the road crew. Motorists are advised to find alternate routes.

Sgt. Peter Heim and Cpl. Kenny King of the Oxford Police Department have graduated from the Mississippi Law Enforcement Command College at the University of Mississippi.

A dog has gone missing in the area of County Road 198 in Lafayette County. Authorities urge residents to assist in locating the pet.

Officials alert the public about a scam on Facebook Marketplace where buyers try to link sellers’ Cash App accounts. Sellers are advised to stay cautious.