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Biloxi Visitors Center Gets Some Labor Day Tourism
Coast beaches were full of visitors Monday, but not everyone spent time on the sand, as the Biloxi Visitors Center also saw its share of visitors.
Sickle Cell Awareness Month Begins
Sickle cell anemia affects as many as 70,000 people in the United States.
Walmart Hiring Veterans for Two New Stores
Walmart wants to hire veterans for two of its new Neighborhood Market stores coming to Biloxi and D'Iberville.
Crews Work to Clean Up After CPR Fest in Gulfport
Work got started first thing Monday morning cleaning up after CPR Fest at Jones Park.
Ohr O'Keefe Museum Offers Free Admission for Labor Day
It was a busy day at the Ohr O'Keefe Museum this Labor Day.
Beach Vendors Get Some Business for Labor Day
There wasn't a lot of labor going on at our Coast beaches, but beach vendors were out earning money Monday.
Gulf Islands Water Park Wraps Up Their Summer Season
Labor Day marks the last day of operation for many seasonal businesses.
Biloxi Bait Shop Finally Reopens
After nine years, the new Biloxi bait shop is finally open for business.
Law Enforcement Say Labor Day Weekend Was Slow
With the holiday weekend coming to a close, law enforcement have been out in full force keeping our roads and water safe.
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Just in case you missed the news on Friday night, we've got it all right here for you.
St. Michael's Church Holds Katrina Memorial Service
Friday night, about a dozen people participated in a Hurricane Katrina memorial service at St. Michaels Catholic Church in Biloxi.
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Saints Must Trim Roster Down to 53 Players
The New Orleans Saints will have to cut their roster down to 53 by 3 p.m. Saturday, per a league mandated deadline.
Biloxi Holds Memorial Service for 9th Katrina Anniversary
It's a day some want to forget, but some paused to remember that fateful day when Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Coast, claiming the lives of 232 Mississippians.
Saints' Return to Dome Symbolizes Katrina Recovery
While Hurricane Katrina ravaged south Mississippi, it was our neighbors to the west in New Orleans that saw national attention when the levies broke and put the city underwater.
McDaniel Loses Legal Challenge Against Cochran
Chris McDaniel’s legal challenge of the June 24th Republican runoff has been dismissed.
Garcia Appears in Court for Janaya Thompson Murder Case
The State of Mississippi vs. Alberto Julio Garcia for the capital murder of Janaya Thompson will be heard by a grand jury.
Pass Christian Man Uses Music to Cope with Katrina
For one Pass Christian man, music has been his way of coping with the tragedy and loss from Hurricane Katrina.
Hancock Co. Unveils Hurricane Katrina Memorial Plaque
Across the Gulf Coast Friday, individual communities were honoring those whose lives were lost during Hurricane Katrina.
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Take a look at what the Coast is doing to remember Hurricane Katrina nine years later.
M.E.M.A. Director, Robert Latham, Statement on 9th Anniv. of Katrina
"Today marks the ninth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall on the Mississippi Gulf Coast that resulted in the death of 232 Mississippians and billions of dollars of damage to businesses, homes, and infrastructure."
M.G.C.C.C. Ranked Nationally in Top Assoc. Degree Producers for 11th Year
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (M.G.C.C.C.) has again been named a top associate degree producer in the nation, with 1,754 students receiving degrees in 2013.