Oxford, MS News

Oxford Early Childhood Center and Bramlett Elementary School are hiring for several positions, including teachers, counselors, and assistants.

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office recognizes Paul Lytle’s years of dedicated service as he retires as E-911 Director. His leadership has been instrumental in community safety.

Oxford Fire participated in a training drill Monday, capturing footage during the session. Photos will be available later on OXMS.net.

Oxford Fire Department conducted a training exercise to sharpen skills, with photos captured from the session.

Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office honors E-911 Director Paul Lytle on his retirement after more than a decade of service, praising his dedication and professionalism.

The company announced the addition of new team members in a recent message. The new employees are welcomed to the organization.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety provides resources for individuals interested in becoming driver’s education instructors.

The National Weather Service Memphis is collecting damage reports from recent storms in Lafayette County and Oxford to improve future weather warnings.

Oxford Fire Department conducts thorough inspections of its apparatus every 48 hours to ensure readiness, officials say.

A city employee in Oxford has been working diligently after recent heavy rain, according to a local post.