Oxford, MS News

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.

A young girl from Chicago brought joy to City Hall with her letter and donation, aiding efforts to restore electricity.

The district will recognize its school board members for their leadership and dedication in a ceremony before Monday’s board meeting. Community members are invited to attend.

Today is National Random Acts of Kindness Day, a reminder to perform small acts of kindness that can have a ripple effect.

Anna Claire has received her learner’s permit, prompting a reminder to drive safely. Congratulations to her on this milestone.

The Oxford Municipal Court is providing a warrant amnesty program until February 2026, allowing individuals to resolve outstanding misdemeanor warrants without arrest or fees.

The Oxford Police Department begins its free women’s self-defense classes tonight, aiming to empower women with practical safety skills.

Community organizations in Oxford and Lafayette County have formed a collaborative fund to aid storm-affected residents. The effort aims to provide urgent assistance for safety and housing stability.