Oxford, MS News

Forecasters warn Lafayette County and Oxford could see heavy rain and thunderstorms, with localized flooding possible. Residents are advised to stay alert and avoid flooded roads.

The state recognizes the contributions of court clerks for the first time, with Oxford’s Nickie Denley playing a key role.

District officials recognize the vital role of school nurses in student health and well-being on National School Nurses Day.

Central Elementary School is hiring a 5th-grade math teacher. Interested applicants can apply online.

The Ohio Learning Center recognizes three community members for their contributions to students and staff.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety has announced its May Employees of the Month, highlighting outstanding staff members across various divisions.

Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi and Tupelo police are asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects involved in a shoplifting incident on April 28.

Authorities emphasize the importance of not drinking and driving during Cinco de Mayo celebrations.

Officials remind students to take precautions while heading home for summer break, including locking doors and staying vigilant.

Baptist Ambulance, part of the Priority Ambulance family, is adding a quick response vehicle to better serve the Oxford community and improve response times.