Oxford, MS News

Fifteen fifth graders from Oxford participated in a Capitol visit during Mayor Tannehill’s Girls EmPOWERment class, engaging with state leaders and touring the building.

Sgt. Justin Mitchell of the Oxford Police Department has finished the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Program, a respected law enforcement leadership development series.

The Oxford Police Department has introduced HOLOS Training, a neuroscience-based program aimed at enhancing mental resilience and focus among officers.

City officials are examining how residents access trails and schools, focusing on trailheads and safe routes to encourage active transportation.

City crews will repair a sewer main at Sisk Avenue and Bramlett Boulevard, prompting road closures and detours on March 24.

The Oxford Middle School community is polling students and families about their preferred restaurants, including 4 Corners, B’s BBQ, Lindsey’s, and Little John’s.

Parents can register their children online from April 20 to May 1. A parent info session is scheduled for April 21 at 5:30 p.m.

Chief Deputy Mills and Sgt. Fingerman demonstrate new virtual reality training tools from Axon, aiming to enhance officer preparedness.

Corporal Hamilton of the Mississippi Highway Patrol has been honored as First Sergeant of the Year at a recent conference.

The Oxford Animal Resource Center hosted its first Easter egg hunt, filling over 6,000 eggs and collecting donations for a pet food pantry.