Oxford, MS News

Lafayette County Emergency Management reports a second fatality linked to ongoing winter storm impacts, with officials urging residents to stay warm and seek shelter.

Shelters in Oxford and Lafayette County will merge into a single location at the Oxford Activity Center starting tomorrow morning, according to officials.

Mayor Tannehill will deliver a statement shortly, with updates available on OXMS.NET.

OXMS assures ongoing efforts to help the community return to normal, promising updates and support.

Distribution sites in Lafayette County will provide MREs and water today starting at noon, while supplies last.

Lafayette County Emergency Management reports a second fatality from the ongoing winter storm, attributed to hypothermia and cardiac arrest, as authorities urge residents to stay safe.

Units responded to a two-vehicle crash at Highway 6 West and County Road 105. Motorists are advised to avoid the area.

Road closure on CR 164 near the 100 block due to icy conditions. Motorists are advised to take alternate routes.

Walmart is holding a drive-through supply pickup in Oxford on Feb. 1, offering canned goods and household essentials to residents.

The school served 501 meals today and announced upcoming menu options. Lunch service runs from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Oxford Middle School.