Oxford, MS News

The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a retirement celebration for Major Alan Wilburn, Captain Chris Smith, and Captain Jarrett Bundren.

The 911 dispatch office is relocating to a new building, causing potential delays in service. Residents are advised on alternative contact procedures.

The city is testing its outdoor warning system on July 8 at 11:55 a.m., authorities announced.

Police officers and community members are invited to honor Officer Johnny Sneed during a retirement celebration on July 10.

Officials will test the outdoor warning system on July 8 at 11:55 a.m. Residents are advised to be aware of the scheduled test.

The Oxford Animal Resource Center partners with BISSELL Pet Foundation for a summer adoption drive, offering reduced fees through July 26.

A local community emphasized its uniqueness and shared details about a truck’s destination. More information is available at OXMS.NET.

A local initiative highlights the power of community support and collaboration to foster resilience and growth.

The Oxford School District has unveiled a new online resource to help families prepare for the upcoming school year. The hub includes supply lists, bell schedules, and lunch applications.

Officer Johnny Sneed received a retirement proclamation from the Oxford Board of Aldermen following more than two decades in law enforcement.