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Many consider February the month of love, however, this year marks the 57th consecutive year the American Heart Association has named February American Heart Month. Cardiovascular disease, also known as ‘the silent killer’ is the leading cause…
Members of the Mississippi National Guard are sharing their experiences as they play a role in managing the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout the pandemic, the Guard has assisted in COVID response when needed, including at COVID-19 vaccination sites…
Let the good times roll! The annual Mardi Gras Mambo celebrates carnival season with seniors in Harrison County. For the first time, Mardi Gras Mambo was celebrated as a drive-thru giveaway. Two-hundred and 50 free lunch meals…
It’s time to Live Local, a series you can catch every Thursday. For this week’s edition, News 25’s Lorraine Weiskopf takes us to the Gulf Coast Carnival Association Float Den. The Gulf Coast Carnival Association traces it…
Domino’s Pizza doesn’t plan on letting the chips fall where they may this Super Bowl Sunday. Did you know the largest Domino’s Pizza based franchise in the U.S. is right here in South Mississippi with more than…
Gulfport is home to many historical African American figures and for the first time, the Gulfport Museum of History will be displaying many of those who have paved the way. John C. Robinson, Tavis Smiley, and Anna…
Some Gulf Coast residents are now receiving their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Patients are now familiar with the process of receiving their COVID vaccine as they come in for their second dose. Gulfport couple Roger…
Today, the Jackson County School District released more numbers to the public regarding potential tax increases under a possible bond issue. Superintendent John Strycker’s office sent out a chart showing how much taxes would increase for homeowners…
More than 2,000 individuals and households in Mississippi have been approved for FEMA Disaster Assistance to help with Hurricane Zeta damage. According to FEMA, as of today, disaster funding totaling $7.57 million so far has been approved…