Oxford, MS News

The city of Oxford will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday afternoon for the new Professor DB Sanders Jr. Recreational Space.

During orientation, new teachers at OSD revealed what excites them most about the upcoming school year.

County Road 338 bridge has reopened, but a section of County Road 471 will be closed this week, officials say.

The Oxford School District will hold a safety exercise in partnership with local emergency agencies on July 24, prompting increased emergency vehicle activity in the area.

Community members and sponsors gathered in Oxford to write messages of hope on the home’s subfloor before final flooring installation. The event highlights local support for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Drivers on Highway 7 near Office Park Drive should anticipate periodic traffic stops this morning as construction crews unload concrete beams.

Officers from the Oxford Police Department achieved top finishes and earned multiple awards at the National LawFit Competition, highlighting their fitness and teamwork.

Sheriff Joey East and Academy Director Chuck Jenkins served as instructors at last week’s impaired driving enforcement class. Sgt. Bo Prince completed his SFST instructor certification.

The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors recognized Captain Chris ‘Snuffy’ Smith during a ceremony for his retirement, with Sheriff Joey East presenting a proclamation.

Mississippi is accepting applications for its public safety cadet program through Aug. 29, offering a chance to serve and lead.