Oxford, MS News

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety extends well-wishes to residents on Mother’s Day, encouraging safety and celebration.

Highway 30 is temporarily closed near RD 4067 following a traffic accident, prompting drivers to seek alternate routes.

Highway 30 has reopened after a temporary closure. Authorities have cleared the scene and thanked the public for their patience.

The Oxford High School Unified Basketball team competed against the Oxford Police Department in a popular community event, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the team’s season.

Authorities warn residents about a phone scam where a man claims to work with banks and asks for banking information. Residents are advised to exercise caution.

Two officers from the department are celebrating academic achievements while maintaining full-time roles at the police department.

Lt. Phillip Coffee, a law enforcement officer from Mississippi, is highlighted for his exceptional driving abilities.

Oxford School District has appointed Jason Kennedy as the new head girls basketball coach. Kennedy brings a record of success including championship titles and coaching honors.

Athletes can still sign up for the varsity football minicamp scheduled for next Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to noon.