Oxford, MS News

Distributions of water and Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) start Thursday at multiple sites in Lafayette County and Oxford, while supplies last.

Federal, state, and local emergency teams will conduct damage assessments in Lafayette County and Oxford over the coming days as part of recovery efforts from a recent winter storm.

Team Rubicon has arrived in the affected area and is prepared to provide aid. Residents are encouraged to contact them directly for assistance.

The Oxford School District is providing free dinners for students and families on Thursday and Friday evenings.

The Oregon School District will evaluate all bus routes Friday morning from 6 to 9 a.m. to identify the safest options for next week. The district resumes classes Monday, Feb. 9.

A truck snagged a line and broke a utility pole Thursday, leading to outages along Hwy 6 east of Ray Parker’s.

Distribution of water and Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) starts today at noon in Lafayette County and Oxford, with supplies expected to last until gone.

Federal, state, and local emergency teams will be assessing storm damage in Lafayette County and Oxford over the coming days, officials say.

The University of Mississippi in Oxford plans to reopen its campus on Feb. 9, following storm-related disruptions. Operations will be adjusted as crews continue recovery efforts.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety brought its mobile driver’s license station to Brookhaven High School, allowing students to obtain learner’s permits and driver’s licenses on campus.