Oxford, MS News

Mayor Tannehill is expected to deliver an update shortly, which will be available on OXMS.NET and local channels.

Sheriff East conducted a helicopter survey of Lafayette County to assist recovery efforts after recent events.

CR 434 will be temporarily closed for a short period, prompting drivers to seek alternate routes, authorities say.

The Mississippi National Guard assisted Lafayette County with supply distribution and medical evacuation efforts amid ongoing response efforts.

Crews working in Lafayette County report significant progress in recovery efforts, according to local officials.

Governor Tate Reeves signed a proclamation extending the property tax payment deadline to March 3, 2026, for Mississippi counties and cities.

City and county officials, with support from the National Guard, distributed water and MREs to residents affected by the storm.

The City of Oxford released photos on Jan. 29, 2026, showcasing recent developments and community strength.

Members of the Oxford Child Nutrition Department served more than 320 meals during a busy day, highlighting their commitment to the community.

Despite all volunteer positions being filled, community members can still support storm relief efforts by donating items at Oxford Middle School during lunch hours.