Oxford, MS News

The Oxford School District received a donation of energy drinks and teas for local police officers, thanks to community support.

A list of community resources in Oxford provides assistance including showers, meals, and essentials. The list is ongoing and will be updated regularly.

Community members can pick up meals and water today at several distribution sites. Supplies are limited and will be available until they run out.

Oxford Middle School distributed 418 meals today and will resume service tomorrow, the school announced.

Both I-22 and I-55 have reopened after closures due to winter weather, but icy conditions persist in multiple counties, prompting travel advisories.

Rozalyn celebrates obtaining her driver’s license, praising her positive experience at the Tupelo office.

A U.S. Army lieutenant was involved in an incident on U.S. 61 in Washington County, south of Hollandale. Authorities urge drivers to stay alert and drive safely.

Oxford-University Transit plans to start running routes at 8 a.m. today, according to university officials.

The Oxford School District is modifying athletic and activity plans due to storm-related disruptions. Officials emphasize flexibility and student safety as recovery continues.

Current SNAP recipients in Mississippi may qualify for food replacement benefits if their food was lost due to recent weather events or disasters, according to the Mississippi Department of Human Services.