Oxford, MS News

The National Weather Service canceled the severe thunderstorm watch for Lafayette County. Rain is expected to continue in the area for several days.

Lafayette County and Oxford face a Level 2 risk for severe weather, including damaging winds, hail, and potential tornadoes, with warnings in effect until 2 p.m.

Johnathan from Farm Bureau supplied lunch for the Chargers ahead of their doubleheader matches, as the team wraps up a busy week with a 8-3 season record.

Lafayette County and Oxford face a slight risk of severe weather, including damaging winds, heavy rain, and possible tornadoes, with storms expected Wednesday morning.

Oxford School District announced that its schools and offices would close March 9–13 for spring break.

Strong Together Oxford, the Oxford Fire Department, and the local pantry distributed food to students amid ongoing recovery efforts following a recent storm.

Officer Amanda Roy received the ‘Strive to Buzz’ Award for her efforts helping storm-affected residents, even while off duty.

The Oxford Police Department held its ‘Light Up the Night’ event Thursday evening, encouraging drivers to brighten their headlights for safer nighttime driving.

Lt. Stewart urges drivers on I-20 West in Warren County to stay alert following a recent incident involving ice and fire hazards.

A maintenance department employee in Mississippi has gained attention. Details about Blake Dearman’s role and recognition are provided.