Oxford, MS News

Eighteen years ago, Marlene Bishop answered a help wanted ad, a decision that has impacted thousands in Oxford and Yalobusha County.

The Hattiesburg Driver Service Bureau will reopen on March 4. Customers are encouraged to schedule appointments online.

OHS alumni Addy Shorter has committed to play softball at William Carey University, marking a significant step in her athletic career.

Students from Junior Leadership Lafayette visited Oxford police officials to learn about law enforcement efforts in the area.

The Oxford tennis team is 2-0 in district matches this season, with a busy week ahead.

Coach Taylor Shipp joins Oxford Middle School as head volleyball coach, bringing extensive experience across multiple levels of the sport.

Coach Taylor Shipp joins Oxford Middle School as the new head volleyball coach, bringing extensive experience at various levels of the sport.

Applicants are encouraged to submit their resumes and letters of interest by March 6.

Wendy Daughdrill, librarian at Ocean Island School, has received the Kaigler-Lamont Award for her work in children’s literacy.

CR 403 is now open after being temporarily closed. Officials thank the public for their patience.