Oxford, MS News

Strong Together Oxford, the Oxford Fire Department, and the local pantry distributed food to students amid ongoing recovery efforts following a recent storm.

Officer Amanda Roy received the ‘Strive to Buzz’ Award for her efforts helping storm-affected residents, even while off duty.

The Oxford Police Department held its ‘Light Up the Night’ event Thursday evening, encouraging drivers to brighten their headlights for safer nighttime driving.

Lt. Stewart urges drivers on I-20 West in Warren County to stay alert following a recent incident involving ice and fire hazards.

A maintenance department employee in Mississippi has gained attention. Details about Blake Dearman’s role and recognition are provided.

Organizations celebrate Maintenance and Grounds Appreciation Day to honor workers who keep facilities safe and well-maintained.

The Oxford School District is hiring substitute nurses. Qualified applicants must be licensed in Mississippi.

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Authorities encourage Spring Break travelers to stay safe and be vigilant during the holiday week.

The Oxford Police Department will hold a free headlight cleaning event Friday to promote safer nighttime driving.