Oxford, MS News

Limited supplies of meals and water are being distributed at several locations in Lafayette County, with a cap of three days’ worth per person.

Officials announce limited propane bottle availability at Lafayette High School, urging community members to bring empty bottles for exchange.

Local organizations are urging residents to share how they’re feeling and seek support if needed amid ongoing stress in the community.

Mayor Tannehill is expected to deliver a statement shortly, with updates available on OXMS.NET.

Distribution of MREs and water is underway in Lafayette County, with supplies limited to three days per person. The effort is supported by the National Guard.

Mayor Tannehill is expected to deliver an update shortly, which will be available here and on OXMS.NET.

The Information Justice Court will be closed on Monday, officials announced. Patrons are advised to plan accordingly.

Sheriff East, Supervisor Scott Allen, and local partners teamed up to provide food and supplies to Harmontown residents.

Distribution sites are offering MREs and bottled water to residents amid limited supplies. Distribution will continue until supplies run out.

The Oxford School District is rescheduling athletic events and activities due to storm-related disruptions, emphasizing safety and flexibility for families.