Oxford, MS News

Oxford has postponed its parks and trails planning events due to winter storm Fern. The sessions are now set for April 7th and 8th as the community discusses future connectivity.

A large fire has prompted road closures in the area of 153 CR 403, with officials uncertain when it will reopen.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety recognized four employees for their dedication and hard work in March.

The Hattiesburg Driver Service Bureau will remain closed for the rest of the day for maintenance, with updates on reopening to follow.

Residents of the Capitol Complex Improvement District can now apply for the upcoming seven-day Citizens Academy, which runs from April 20 to 28, 2026.

Schools nationwide are recognizing National School Breakfast Week, highlighting the importance of morning meals and the staff who prepare them. Students in the district receive free breakfast daily.

Cindy Bigham, assistant director of special education at Oxford School District, has been recognized as March’s Employee of the Month for her dedicated work.

Authorities in Lafayette County alert residents about a scam involving callers impersonating deputies to solicit bail payments. The sheriff’s office urges caution and provides contact information.

The annual event draws hundreds of visitors seeking bargains on home goods, antiques, and collectibles from dozens of vendors.

Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office responded to a stranded boater on Sardis Lake, with assistance from multiple agencies and civilians.