OHS boys win Class 7A Cross Country State Championship
The Oxford Charger Booster Club congratulated the OHS boys on winning the Class 7A Cross Country State Championship.
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Oxford bowling team streams first competition of season from New Albany
The Oxford Bowling Team streamed its first competition of the season from New Albany, according to a post by the Oxford Charger Booster Club.
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Hazard mitigation planning meeting set for Nov. 3 in Oxford
Residents, businesses and community partners can provide input on a hazard mitigation plan for Lafayette, Marshall and Benton counties during a Nov. 3 meeting in Oxford.
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Free SKYWARN storm spotter class announced for Oxford
A free storm spotter training class is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 5, at the North East Mississippi Electric Power Association in Oxford, according to a post from Lafayette County EMA.
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City of Oxford post recognizes crews who service pickups and fire engines
A City of Oxford social media post recognized crews who perform engine replacements, oil changes and other work on vehicles ranging from pickups to fire engines.
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Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office hiring full-time E-911 dispatchers
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office is seeking full-time E-911 dispatchers who are at least 21 years old.
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Oxford Police Department honors communications shift lead Thomas Michael
The Oxford Police Department recognized Thomas Michael for his leadership in dispatch operations, training and community service.
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Oxford School District Hiring Bus Drivers
The Oxford School District announced it is accepting applications for bus driver positions through its jobs website.
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Mississippi Department of Public Safety celebrates Jack Lilley’s retirement
The Mississippi Department of Public Safety said it celebrated Jack Lilley’s retirement after his service as deputy director of the Driver Services Bureau.
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Oxford School District names Ruby Dotson November Employee of the Month
Ruby Dotson, known to many as “Ms. Dot,” was recognized for her work with students and fellow transportation staff.
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