Supervisor William Martin Found Dead of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
Shocking news out of Gulfport Thursday: Harrison County Supervisor, William Martin, was found dead in his home shortly after he failed to appear in federal court.
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4th Cocktail Classic Held to Benefit Local Small Businesses
This event raises money for small business grants, scholarships, teacher grants, military events, and more.
Needy Families Receive Free Food Thanks to Hands on Mississippi
Hundreds of people lined up outside of the Orange Grove Community Center to grab fresh food in Gulfport.
American Idol in South Mississippi: Part II
Lumberton native, Michael Simeon, is one of 24 finalists on season 14 of American Idol.
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Anchor Square Accepting Applications for Small Businesses
Calling all small business owners, there are retail spots still available at Pascagoula's Anchor Square.
Locally Filmed Movie, A Girl Like Grace, to be Released Soon
The film was shot all along the Coast with the main setting at Gulfport High School.
Hands on Mississippi Donates Food to Needy in the Community
Hands on Mississippi gave away 400 boxes of fresh food from 2 to 4 p.m. in Gulfport Wednesday afternoon.
Devin Booker, Moss Point Native, Returns to MS for Game
Former Moss Point High School basketball star, Devin Booker, will be returned to Mississippi as his Kentucky Wildcats took the court against the Bulldogs.
Ocean Springs in Running for Best Coastal Small Town
Ocean Springs is racking up on the contest nominations, and residents there are not surprised.
Chiquita Continues to Use Port of Gulfport Due to Congestion in NOLA
Chiquita containers are still moving in and out of the Port of Gulfport even though all containers were supposed to be cleared out for good by the end of 2014.
M.D.E.Q. Plans to Use Litigation Money from BP Spill Effectively
The Mississippi Gulf Coast still has a long way to go in recovering from the BP oil spill.
Could Fly Balls from MGM Park Land on the Highway?
As the stadium gets closer to completion, it's easy to see the potential danger from foul balls or home runs landing on busy Highway 90 or the I-110 ramp.
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Inaugural Gulf Coast Chili Cook-Off to Benefit Students & Local Nonprofit
The Jefferson Davis Campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (M.G.C.C.C.) and the 2015 class of Leadership Gulf Coast are co-hosting the first ever Gulf Coast Chili Cook-Off on Saturday, March 7th from noon to 3 p.m.
Biloxi-Ocean Springs Assoc. of Realtors Hosts Million Dollar Banquet
Realtors were able to enjoy a night honoring their achievements and accomplishments.
Gautier City Council Honors Police & Fireman of the Year
Tuesday night, the Gautier City Council honored two men who have served the community in the police and fire departments.
Biloxi Needs Extra $1 Million to Complete Stadium on Time
City attorney, Gina Tompkins, told the Biloxi City Council that Biloxi does not have that money.
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American Idol in South Mississippi: Part I
There’s a lot of talent in south Mississippi, and American Idol is setting the stage for rising stars from the area.
Local Students Build ROVs at Infinity Science Center
Mankind knows more about the moon than we do our own oceans, but hundreds of local kids learned about and built their own remotely operated underwater explorers.