Oxford, MS News

North Mississippi is blanketed in ice, making travel hazardous. Authorities urge residents to stay home if possible and exercise caution if they must go out.

Both the Coach Howell and Oxford activity centers will be closed Saturday and Sunday amid forecasts of severe winter weather, officials announced.

City crews and first responders in Oxford are ready to handle emergencies, according to officials. Residents are encouraged to stay safe and thank essential workers.

Public Information Officer Beau Moore offers the latest information in an official update.

The Lafayette County Fire Department requests residents to complete an optional form to assist during power outages for those relying on electrical medical devices.

City crews and first responders in Oxford are prepared to handle emergencies. Residents are encouraged to stay safe and thank local workers.

Residents are encouraged to complete an optional form to help emergency responders identify and assist those relying on electricity-dependent medical equipment during outages.

Lori Hill, Mississippi’s statewide human trafficking coordinator, has been named to the Victims of Human Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation Fund Committee.

The company has announced the appointment of Hannah Harrison Walters as its new HR director.

Organizers have delayed the Light Up the Night event to Feb. 6 because of forecasted bad weather. A reminder will be issued closer to the new date.