Oxford, MS News

Lieutenant Mark Hodges was recognized at the Oxford Board of Aldermen meeting for his decades of service to the community.

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office announced open positions for full-time deputies, correctional officers, and medical professionals.

Artists have until March 16 to submit their work for the ‘Draw Your HeART’ campaign by Donate Life Mississippi.

Officer Alyssa Amaral received the Blue Line Award after successfully locating a missing person using her drone during a search operation.

Registration for Oxford’s 3-year-old and 4-year-old preschool programs is open until Feb. 27 at 4 p.m.

Oxford Girls Wrestling team achieved its highest finish in school history, claiming two individual state championships and multiple top placements.

A dog was found on County Road 102 in Lafayette County without a collar. Authorities are seeking the owner or anyone with information.

City of Oxford commits to restoring damaged areas, including the cemetery, with careful preservation efforts underway.

Residents express excitement for the upcoming season as signs of spring begin to appear.

A recent comparison reveals significant tree damage at MTrade Park following Winter Storm Fern. Restoration efforts are underway, with donations accepted through Oxford’s Tree Fund.