Oxford, MS News

Officials are asking residents to document storm impacts on all homes in Oxford and Lafayette County to assist recovery efforts.

Residents across Oxford and Lafayette County are encouraged to document storm impacts by completing damage assessments and submitting photos to support recovery planning.

The Oxford Activity Center is serving as a shelter this evening for those in need. Transportation assistance is available by phone.

The Mississippi National Guard delivered supplies to Oxford residents Sunday at University-Oxford Airport, supporting those affected by severe weather.

The Mississippi National Guard swiftly unloads supplies from a Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter to aid those affected by Winter Storm Fern.

Mayor Tannehill is expected to deliver an update shortly, both here and on OXMS.net.

Starting Monday, OUT buses will provide rides from the county to the city for those seeking shelter. Call dispatch to request a ride.

Oxford High School’s cheerleading team earned a bronze medal at the National High School Cheerleading Championships, according to school officials.

Several Driver Service locations will be closed on Feb. 2 because of a winter storm, officials say. Customers are advised to plan accordingly.

The donation drive is ending shortly, but supplies remain available at various sites across the city and county, according to organizers.