Oxford, MS News

Neely Taylor, 23, was taken into custody after testing positive for narcotics and endangering her children, according to sheriff’s office reports.

K9 teams Beka and Lilo participated in ongoing search and rescue exercises at Lafayette Career and Technical Center, highlighting their vital role in emergency response.

Hardie Meeks, Jr., the Oxford School District safety coordinator, has authored a children’s book focused on service, safety, and community engagement.

The Oxford School District assisted the Aberdeen School District in updating its crisis response strategies, emphasizing the importance of collaboration for student safety.

Keddrick Redmond has been recognized by the Oxford Police Department for his dedication and positive attitude in serving the community.

Therese Apel led a media management class this week for Oxford police officers, emphasizing effective communication strategies.

A Lafayette County woman has been arrested on charges of embezzlement after allegedly taking more than $8,500 for furniture she did not deliver. The arrest follows an investigation by sheriff’s deputies.

The BES administration encourages students to show their ID at the front office to help maintain school safety, while adding a lighthearted touch to the process.

Students are encouraged to wear their favorite sports jerseys this Friday to celebrate the start of the football season.

Claire Howorth, a 2000 graduate of Oklahoma High School and Vanity Fair deputy editor, spoke with students about her journalism career.