To coincide with the Ten Year Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. For anybody that has Volunteered in the Mississippi Gulf Coast; “A Party is being thrown in your honor! Live Music and Free Food to Honor and celebrate how you selflessly served the community.”
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So far, nearly 600,000 volunteers have been part of the rebuilding process in South Mississippi since Katrina roared ashore ten years ago.
A group of organizations in Biloxi are celebrating the resilience of Katrina survivors ten years after the storm
Folks from Hancock County showed a New Jersey non-profit organization some Southern hospitality over the weekend.
Voters will head to the polls tomorrow to vote in a runoff election for Harrison County sheriff.
The NFL preseason is well underway, but some fans are still dwelling on how last year’s Super Bowl ended in the hands of one Mississippi native.
Two people are dead in Gulfport after a murder-suicide this afternoon.
All this week, a non-profit organization will be on the Gulf Coast rebuilding houses that were destroyed by Katrina.
It’s been ten years since Katrina ripped apart the Coast and Habitat for Humanity and AmeriCorps volunteers are still helping to put it back together.
A group of organizations in Biloxi are celebrating the resilience of Katrina survivors ten years after the storm.
Tomorrow’s runoff will decide one of the two hotly contested seats for Harrison County supervisor.
A missing man from Liberty, Mississippi was found early this morning in a wooded area near Flint Creek Park in Stone County.
The Pascagoula Police Department is investigating a drive-by shooting.
Students at Moss Point High School stayed home today after part of the campus was destroyed by a fire.
Pascagoula Police Department respond to shots fired on Martha Ct. Updates on NBC @ 5:30.
News 25 had the opportunity catch up with Mississippi native and last year's Super Bowl hero Malcolm Butler. Details at 5:30 on NBC.
Classes have been canceled for Monday at Moss Point High School after a fire that occurred overnight.
Hurricane Isaac destroyed five of Gulfport’s major piers. The Ken Combs Pier is the last to officially reopen to the public.
Tens of thousands of people turned out in Mobile for tonight’s pep rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
The city of Gulfport is buzzing after the announcement that former President George W. Bush will be making an appearance next week to commemorate the ten year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
In 2008, Gerald Blessey was appointed the Post Katrina Housing Director by Governor Haley Barbour.
A Gulfport youth build organization teamed up with Toms Shoes to give back to the community.
Some have been waiting for what seems like an eternity for the season to start up but football is officially back on the Coast.