Topics of Discussion for Pass Christian Board of Aldermen Meeting

The city of Pass Christian will hold its board of aldermen meeting on Tuesday.

The city of Pass Christian will hold its board of aldermen meeting on Tuesday. The meeting is to discuss a variety of topics for the upcoming year. One of the topics of discussion will be the implementation of restrictions on food trucks and vendors for future Mardi Gras parades to promote safety and ease for residents once the parade is…

NCBC Gulfport cleans up oil spill

The United States Navy completed a clean-up operation following a discharge of 1,800 gallons of diesel fuel from NCBC Gulfport’s microgrid system last week. The spill happened on March 9, prompting cleanup efforts from contractors trained in oil spill removal. Members of the Navy on-scene coordinator program arrived on the scene March 11, leading remediation and restoration efforts. They also…

Senior banners go up in Lucedale

Senior banners are going up on Lucedale’s Main Street. Families now have a chance to celebrate their senior’s big achievement! The banners will line Main Street throughout the 2023 – 2024 graduation period. Anyone who buys a banner will also be able to keep it after graduation. All profits from the banners go to the Arts Committee of the George…

Make-A-Wish helps six-year-old boy’s dream to see the beach come true

When asked what his wish was, Weston Brown said he just wanted to fish. Make-A-Wish called up three mayors who knew the best fishing spot, and the coast was happy to welcome Weston. “This family could have asked to go to Disney World, Hawaii, some of these other things, ” said Biloxi Mayor “Fofo” Gilich, “but it was very cool…

3/18 – Jeff Vorick’s “Much Colder” Monday Evening Forecast

Skies have cleared out and elevated northerly winds have taken shape behind a cold front. Breezy conditions remain for some of the evening. This will be a late-season cold blast for our area given that the growing season is mostly underway. A Freeze Warning is in effect from 2 AM until 9 AM Tuesday morning for Pearl River, Stone, and…

HSSM receives grant from PetSmart charities to help more adoptable pets find families in Harrison County

GULFPORT, MS – 3/18/24 – The Humane Society of South Mississippi has received a $25,000 grant from PetSmart Charities® to help prepare more pets in Harrison County for adoption. Some four million pets find themselves in U.S. shelters each year. In partnership with PetSmart Charities, the Humane Society of South Mississippi will bring adoptable pets to two PetSmart locations in…

Lighthouse Academy for Dyslexia Open House Tuesday

We’re joined in studio by Traci Barrientos and Lauren Houston to tell us about an open house planned for Tuesday. The open house runs from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Lighthouse Academy located at 2436 W. Commerce Street, Ocean Springs. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Lighthouse Academy for Dyslexia, Open House

Marriott to build dual-brand hotel in Waveland

A new hotel development was announced for the city of Waveland.A 110-room dual brand hotel is planned for Waveland, the Hancock County Port & Harbor Commission announced today. Marriott Hotels will bring the $16 million development of Fairfield and TownePlace Suites brands to the city.  The hotel, the first in two decades to come to Waveland, will sit at the…

Beau Rivage celebrates 25 years on the Coast with drone show

Beau Rivage celebrated its 25th anniversary this weekend in magnificent fashion with a drone show. The show happened Saturday night and was visible along Beach Boulevard. Crowds of residents were parked along the beach to catch a glimpse of the lights in the sky.   Categories: Local News, News Tags: 25 anniversary, beau rivage

St. Patrick’s Day Parade rolls through Biloxi

Many revelers gathered on Biloxi’s Main Street Saturday to show their St. Patrick’s Day Spirit. WXXV’s Ethan Krauss caught up with a couple paradegoers to see what the hype was about for the Hibernia Marching Society’s annual parade. It was green as far as the eye could see. Streets packed with paradegoers and while some were just in for the…

Harrison Central’s Brenna Guthrie signs with William Carey volleyball program!

Harrison Central volleyball player Breanna Guthrie signs to further her volleyball career at William Carey University! Proudly wearing the number ten while on the court, Harrison Central Senior Breanna Guthrie spent her volleyball career chasing down balls and diggins hits as the Red Rebel’s libero! Guthrie won’t have to get rid of her black and red though as she’ll be…

Two arrested in relation to incident at Riverchase Park Apartments

On March 18, 2024, the Gulfport Police Department arrested 37-year-old Deeanna Marie Jackson and charged her with one count of discharging a firearm in city limits. Also arrested was 29-year-old Lugene Gitrell Scott, charged with one count of simple assault. On March 18, 2024, at approximately 7:02 a.m., officers responded to the 11000 block of Highland Avenue in reference to…

3/18 – The Chief’s “Cloudy & Windy” Monday Morning Forecast

An area of low-pressure remains over Arizona, with a cold front to the SE of the area. A few sprinkles early this morning, but that’s about it. The cooler, drier air has been slow to arrive, with dew points only now starting to drop over southwest Mississippi. The local area will be under a northwesterly upper flow, if only briefly. Surface…

3/17 – Jeff’s “Cold Front” Sunday Night Forecast

A cold front will clear the area as we usher in the new week. A cooler pattern will greet us as winter’s last gasp will be in store for the Mississippi Coast. Expect breezy and cooler conditions for much of your Monday as cold air works into the region. Temperatures will still manage to reach the mid-to-upper 60s as skies…

Mississippi Aquarium St. Patrick’s Day Festivities

There’s a lucky celebration this weekend at the Mississippi Aquarium to commemorate St. Patrick’s Day. Dive into the festivities with Celtic dancers, a green sea foam party for the kids, diving leprechaun, green beer, and much more. The festival is happening Saturday and Sunday starting at 10 a.m. each day. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Mississippi Aquarium, st. patrick’s day

3/15 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Steadily Unsettled” Friday Night Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

Conditions will destabilize tomorrow afternoon as highs warm back into the lower 80s and the stable layer at the surface begins to mix out. Conditions in the mid and upper level are very favorable with steep lapse rates and limited convective inhibition in place, so any updrafts that manage to punch above the less unstable layer below 700mb will quickly…

Multi-use path expansion in Jackson County

Jackson County recently was approved for infrastructure expansion by the federal government. $9.6 million has been approved for a multi-use path along the Highway 90 corridor to better connect the cities of Gautier and Ocean Springs along an eight-mile stretch. The pathway will be a community enhancement and will help keep pedestrians and cyclists safe. $10.1 million out of $3.3…

1 in 5 dyslexic children go undiagnosed. Educators say how the state can help.

Lighthouse Academy for Dyslexia held the Southeastern Dyslexia Summit for the third year. “You don’t just slam these children in LD , and take away their recess and their gym time. That’s not the answer.” Holly Gibbs watched her third-grade classmates play from the classroom. recess needed to be sacrificed if she wanted to keep up with the curriculum. “Having…

Monster Jam at the Coliseum this weekend

Get ready all you monster truck lovers as Monster Jam returns to the Mississippi Coast Coliseum this weekend. We’re joined this afternoon by the drive of Megalodon, Angelina Nock, to tell us about what fans can expect. Saturday shows run at 1 and 7 p.m. The Sunday show runs at 1 p.m. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: monster jam