Oxford, MS News

The City of Oxford is giving away tulips this Friday as part of its Sustainable Bloom Project. Residents can collect free bundles starting at 8 a.m.

Final striping work will take place at the North Lamar/Molly Barr intersection on April 9 and 10, with no closures expected, according to officials.

A tulip giveaway will take place this Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., with one bundle available per person while supplies last.

Students from a University of Mississippi class organized an event to recognize and feed local heroes who helped the community during Winter Storm Fern.

The Oxford School District hosted its first State of the Schools luncheon to share updates and strengthen community ties. Local officials and partners attended the event.

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

Oxford Police Victims Services Team participated in a conference focused on innovative strategies for responding to sexual assault and domestic violence, hosted by End Violence Against Women International.

Lafayette County and Oxford have enacted a 30-day burn ban due to ongoing drought and dry conditions, aiming to prevent wildfires. The ban is effective immediately and lasts for 30 days.

Lafayette County and the city of Oxford have implemented a 30-day burn ban to prevent wildfires, citing ongoing drought and dry vegetation. The ban is effective immediately.

The City of Oxford shared photos capturing the sunny and vibrant atmosphere of Tuesday.