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Harmontown Man Charged with Stealing Vehicle

The Lafayette County Sheriff's Department arrested a Harmontown man recently for allegedly stealing a vehicle. Deputies took a report of a stolen vehicle on May...

OPD K9 Jack Honored Posthumously for His Service

The Oxford Board of Aldermen recently recognized the hard work and dedication of Oxford Police Department K9 Jack, who died in December.

Starkville Man Faces Several Felony Charges in Oxford

A Starkville man was arrested this week on several felony charges by the Oxford Police Department after linking him to at least two vehicle burglaries in Oxford.

Oxford Man Charged With Theft of a Tractor

The Oxford Police Department was dispatched to the 2100 block of OldTaylor Road on Monday for the theft of a tractor. Officers were able...

Saltillo Man Arrested for Cyberstalking

The Oxford Police Department arrested a Saltillo man recently for cyberstalking. According to a report, on Wednesday, OPD took a report from an individual claiming...

Jail Escapee Seen in Lafayette County; Considered Armed and Dangerous

A man who escaped from Quitman County Jail on May 9 has been seen in Lafayette County, according to the Lafayette County Sheriff's Department.

Oxford School District Offers Free Summer Meals to All Children

Free breakfast and lunch meals will be provided for all area children by the Oxford School District this summer.

Two Years After Her Murder, Dominique Clayton’s Family Still Waits for Justice

It was two years today that Dominique “Lucy” Clayton was shot to death while sleeping in her Brittany Woods Estate home.

On Faith, Family and Football

Marty and Bill May place great value on faith, family and football – in that order. The Ridgeland couple serves in their church, First Presbyterian...

Gov. Reeves fills vacancies on key education boards

Gov. Tate Reeves, waiting until after the 2021 legislative session ended, announced nine appointments late Tuesday afternoon to the three boards that govern the state’s public education entities.
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