Oxford, MS News

Samaritan’s Purse is providing free assistance for disaster cleanup and offering volunteer opportunities in the area. The organization assists victims of natural disasters nationwide and globally.

Oxford Middle School is serving lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today. A dinner event called More Than a Meal is scheduled for tonight.

Mississippi Highway Patrol shared a photo of Lt. Stewart on Interstate 269 amid rainy conditions, emphasizing the importance of safe driving.

Authorities in Lafayette County are searching for Alexander Kent, a suspect in two arson incidents, amid reports he may be experiencing a mental health crisis.

Rain is forecast to begin Tuesday morning in Lafayette County, with the heaviest rainfall before noon. Residents are urged to exercise caution and seek shelter if needed.

Mayor Tannehill is scheduled to deliver an update shortly, available here and on OXMS.net.

The city of Oxford highlights ongoing recovery work following recent events, emphasizing community efforts and partnerships with FEMA and environmental services.

The driver service station in Corinth will be closed on Feb. 3 because of a winter storm, while all other locations remain open.

Local efforts to support storm-affected residents are underway, with volunteers encouraged to sign up through Oxford Middle School’s website.

Campus officials announced that the university will reopen on Feb. 9 after ongoing cleanup efforts. The campus remains closed through Feb. 8 to all but first responders and essential personnel.