Oxford, MS News

A boil water notice has been issued for the campground water association, prompting residents and visitors to take precautions.

Construction crews are making progress on road repairs, but the process remains slow as they work to clear delays.

Neighbors in Oxford and Lafayette County have teamed up to assist those impacted by recent storms, with local organizations providing aid at Oxford Middle School.

The precautionary boil water advisory issued on Jan. 29 has been officially lifted for the affected regions, authorities confirm.

The organization will serve a meal and distribute hygiene items today at the Oxford Armory starting at 3 p.m.

Road crew reports that CR 164 and CR 104 are now clear of obstructions. Motorists are advised to proceed with caution.

Oxford Middle School invites community members to enjoy free lunches through Wednesday, with 630 meals served on Sunday.

The organization provides aid to disaster victims across the U.S. and internationally, responding to tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and other crises.

The Water Valley School District and Lee County are mourning the deaths of a student and a school resource officer, respectively. Authorities and communities are extending condolences.

Wet roads due to ongoing rain prompt safety warnings in Benton County. Crews continue restoring services in North Mississippi.