Oxford News

Participants in Leadership Lafayette’s government and criminal justice session visited the Oxford Police Station to learn about law enforcement equipment and procedures.

City of Oxford workers fix broken sewer line late Thursday, showcasing their commitment to the community.

The University of Mississippi congratulates graduates and staff members pursuing higher education to better serve students.

A dog has gone missing from County Road 141. Authorities are asking for public help in locating the pet.

The Oxford School District is hiring for several roles, including school counselor, speech and debate coach, and wrestling head coach.

Chief Kelly Elliott of the Mississippi State Fire Academy spoke to staff during a recent meeting, emphasizing leadership and service.

Authorities in Mississippi warn residents about a scam involving threatening text messages claiming to suspend licenses or register payments.

Commissioner Sean Tindell and Senator Dean Kirby highlighted efforts to unify divisions and improve efficiency within the Mississippi Department of Public Safety.

Oxford High School has appointed Alfredo Alvarez as the new boys’ soccer coach, bringing extensive coaching experience and a focus on character development.

Chuck Jenkins, director of Lafayette County’s law enforcement academy, was honored as a founding member of S.T.O.R.M. at the organization’s 30th anniversary celebration.