Oxford, MS News

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety extends holiday greetings and reminds residents to stay safe during Easter celebrations.

K9 Deputy Rip and Deputy Dutton are known for taking time to meet fans, showcasing their friendly attitude.

Lafayette County and Oxford are under a marginal risk for isolated severe storms, with scattered showers expected in the afternoon and evening.

Sheriff Joey East marks 35 years of service in law enforcement, exemplifying leadership and community service.

Schools across the country are honoring librarians for their role in promoting literacy and inspiring students.

Trooper Spann, known for his smile, often works alongside Diesel, a K-9 officer, in Mississippi.

Captain Donovan Lyons is recognized for his leadership and mentorship during a 30-year career with the Oxford Police Department. His contributions have left a lasting impact on the community.

The 4th annual Mississippi Public Safety Summit will take place from May 19 to 22, featuring law enforcement and public safety officials. The event is free to attend.

Residents are invited to a discussion on the future development of Oxford’s parks and trails next Tuesday. Free tickets are available online.

Organizers invite the public to attend an event next Tuesday and Wednesday, with free tickets provided through a shared link.