Oxford, MS News

Two officers from the department are celebrating academic achievements while maintaining full-time roles at the police department.

Lt. Phillip Coffee, a law enforcement officer from Mississippi, is highlighted for his exceptional driving abilities.

Oxford School District has appointed Jason Kennedy as the new head girls basketball coach. Kennedy brings a record of success including championship titles and coaching honors.

Athletes can still sign up for the varsity football minicamp scheduled for next Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to noon.

Local officials thanked community volunteers at a recent event near Molly Barr and Price for their efforts in promoting safety in Oxford.

Beginning May 11, the district will share current registration numbers for returning students on individual school and district websites. Parents are encouraged to follow school social media pages for updates.

The district recognizes its communication team for their efforts in keeping families informed and engaged through various channels.

Oxford School District has appointed Jason Kennedy as the new head girls basketball coach, citing his successful coaching record and history of player development.

Oxford School District has seen notable improvements in math and English proficiency over three years, thanks to focused efforts and partnership with Studer Education.

The Mississippi Department of Public Safety congratulated a teen on obtaining her driver’s permit and emphasized safe driving practices.