Oxford Police Department recognizes women serving on its team
The Oxford Police Department recognized women serving on its team in a post marking National Police Women’s Day, thanking them for their community service.
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Community
Coffee with a Community Hero set for Tuesday at Guaranty Bank
Coffee with a Community Hero is scheduled Tuesday, Sept. 15, from 8:30 to 10 a.m. at Guaranty Bank, 100 Mill St.
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Vicksburg Police Department Citizens Academy begins Week One
The Vicksburg Police Department’s Citizens Academy begins Week One tomorrow with an introduction to the department and its work.
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Hayden Wyers graduates from Harrison County Law Enforcement Academy
Hayden Wyers graduated from the Harrison County Law Enforcement Academy, received the Firearms Award and joined the Gulfport Police Department.
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Oxford police to hold free women’s self-defense class
Oxford police will hold a free women’s self-defense class Tuesday at 6 p.m. Registration is not required, and women 15 and older may attend.
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Scott County deputies join Morton departments for 9/11 Walk/Run
Scott County deputies joined Morton police and firefighters for a 9/11 Walk/Run honoring those killed and the first responders who served.
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Terry High School homecoming parade planned for Sept. 17 in Byram
Terry High School’s homecoming parade will take place Sept. 17 in Byram, with road closures beginning at 5 p.m.
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Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office introduces Deputy Catherine Stewart
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office introduced Deputy Catherine Stewart, who discussed her roots, work and the agency’s focus on community policing.
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The Bronze Olive promotes olive oil and balsamic steak marinade pairing
The Bronze Olive is promoting a steak marinade pairing made with Butter Extra Virgin Olive Oil and 18-Year Aged Dark Chocolate Balsamic.
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Baptist Union County recognizes neonatal nurses
Baptist Union County is recognizing its neonatal nurses this week for providing exceptional care to its smallest patients.
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