Biloxi City Council Considers Tree Ordinance
Tuesday, the Biloxi City Council called a special meeting to consider strengthening the city's tree ordinance.
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Mississippian Exercise Their Right to Vote Tuesday
Mississippians across the state cast their ballots in Tuesday's general election to have their say in who will represent them.
Eli 'Sarge' Jackson Makes First Run in Politics
Tuesday, News 25 spoke with the reform candidate for the 4th U.S. Congressional seat, Eli "Sarge" Jackson.
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Six Candidates Battle it Out for Jackson Co. Sheriff Seat
There are six candidates running in the hotly contested race for Jackson County Sheriff.
Will Cochran Serve Another Term?
It’s been an exciting Senate race this year as six term Republican incumbent, Thad Cochran, fought to keep his seat against challengers in both the primary and the general election.
Shop Small in Stone County
The Stone County Economic Development Partnership is kicking-off a Shop Small Campaign and plans to promote participation in Small Business Saturday.
Official Tournament Date Announced For 2015 Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic
Event returns for sixth year on Mississippi Gulf Coast; new spectator viewing areas on #17 and #18.
M.G.C.C.C. Perkinston Campus to Hold Ribbon Cutting for Community Arts Center
Renovation of the Community Arts Center, located at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s (M.G.C.C.C.) Perkinston Campus, has been completed.
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Residents Excited for New Walmart Neighborhood Market
For almost two decades, an abandoned grocery store has been taking up space and darkening the city's bright future. Now, Walmart has stepped in, restoring the building and bringing the community a new Neighborhood Market at which to shop.
Chilly Weather Did Not Affect Peter Anderson Fest
Festival organizers announced turnout for this weekend’s event had one of the highest ever, with more than 150,000 people.
M.S.U. Remains #1 in Country After Defeating Arkansas
The Mississippi State football team remains the number one team in the country after beating Arkansas 17 to 10.
Climb C.D.C. to Branch Out to Pascagoula
Pascagoula has been looking to bring a community kitchen to the city as a launch pad for entrepreneurs for a few years now and they've finally found an avenue to make that happen.
Walmart Neighborhood Market Opens in D'Iberville
Residents in a D'Iberville neighborhood will soon have the convenience of a grocery store in their community, which opens this weekend.
Campaign Spending Has Been High for Local Election
More than $200,000 has been raised between the six candidates fighting for the Sheriff's seat, and political analysts say that is unusual for a local election.
Democrat Childers Does Last Minute Campaigning
Democratic Senate candidate, Travis Childers, made a pit stop in Gulfport Monday morning.
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Gulfport N.A.A.C.P. to Welcome Incoming President to Coast & Honor Sierra Club
The Gulfport Branch N.A.A.C.P. will host its annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Sunday, November 23rd, 2014 at Hard Rock Live in Biloxi at 6:00 p.m.
Election Day Tips and Reminders
On Tuesday, November 4th, 2014, Mississippi voters will elect federal representatives, judges, and possibly some local officials as well.
Dauphin Island Sea Lab Offers New Summer Program For High School Students
The Dauphin Island Sea Lab’s Discovery Hall Programs will be offering a new, week-long residential program for high school students for the summer of 2015.
Ocean Springs Hosts 36th Annual Peter Anderson Festival
Saturday was the first day of November, but it also kicked off a long time Coast tradition: the Peter Anderson Festival.
Kids Trick or Treat at Edgewater Mall
Kids and their parents were treated to a fun filled night at Edgewater Mall with very few tricks.
Singing River Employees' Retirement Benefits Cut
Friday, Singing River Health System (S.R.H.S.) informed its employees of changes to come in its retirement plan.