Oxford, MS News

Here To Serve donated meals for a community gathering hosted by the Tallahatchie-Oxford Missionary Baptist Association COCE.

Oxford Utilities has been working tirelessly to restore power and prevent water supply disruptions following severe storms that battered the city last weekend.

Grasshoppers Lawn & Landscape helped clear trees and streets after a recent storm, exemplifying community resilience.

Mayor Tannehill is scheduled to deliver an update shortly, both here and on OXMS.NET.

Crews respond to a vehicle accident on County Road 407, prompting shutdown of the roadway. No further details available.

Food and water distribution sites operated by the National Guard opened Tuesday in Lafayette County and Oxford, offering limited supplies to residents.

OXMS pledges ongoing assistance and updates as they work toward helping everyone return to normal.

Distribution sites are open today from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. with supplies limited to three days per person, according to officials.

Lafayette County Emergency Management reports a second fatality linked to ongoing winter storm impacts, with officials urging residents to stay warm and seek shelter.

Shelters in Oxford and Lafayette County will merge into a single location at the Oxford Activity Center starting tomorrow morning, according to officials.