Oxford, MS News

A pet turkey has been spotted near Highway 7 North and the city limits. Authorities ask for help identifying the owner.

Lafayette County Emergency Management will test outdoor warning sirens Wednesday at 11:55 a.m. Residents are advised not to panic if they hear the sirens during the test.

Brandi Williams, office manager at Oxford Intermediate School, has been recognized as the district’s Employee of the Month for March.

Officers in Oxford conducted a women’s self-defense training for city employees and their families, with a public session scheduled for April 21.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a weather alert for Lafayette County until 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, warning of strong winds and possible hail.

The National Weather Service has issued a weather alert for Lafayette County, warning of gusty winds and potential hail through Tuesday evening.

Students and staff are encouraged to wear blue in recognition of World Autism Awareness Day this Thursday.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety emphasizes safe driving habits in its latest campaign, encouraging drivers to buckle up, avoid distractions, and move over for emergencies.

Oxford and Lafayette softball teams are hosting a Pink Out fundraiser to support the Cromeans family. All proceeds will go directly to the family, with orders accepted through April 4.

Mayor Tannehill will release a debris removal update shortly, available on local channels and OXMS.NET.