Golfers hit the course at Millbrook Country Club in Picayune on Friday morning for a good cause. The Picayune Chamber hosted a golf tournament to raise funds for community initiatives including student scholarships. So far, a total of six scholarships have been awarded by the chamber. Board Treasurer Nancy Oldmixon gives us some insight on what the future of the…
Pastor Mike McLeod from The Magnolia Springs Assembly of God joins us in studio to discuss the 125th campmeeting this weekend. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: campmeeting, Magnolia Springs Assembly of God
We are joined in studio by Bobby Roberts and Steve Stovall with the Joppa Shriners to talk about tonight’s steak dinner. The steak dinner runs from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. For $20 you get a ribeye, baked potato, salad, bread, and drink. Tonight’s special guest is Brandon Green. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Joppa Shriners, Steak Dinner
A huge book sale kicked off today in Bay St. Louis! The Hancock County Library System is hosting their book sale until this Sunday. The sale runs from 10 in the morning until 5 every day. Not only are books for sale, puzzles and much more are available too. All proceeds go towards the library’s foundation. Categories: Local News, News…
The Picayune Chamber Golf Tournament is taking place on this Friday. This type of tournament is designed to promote community engagement, provide networking, and raise funds for various community initiatives. Participants include local business leaders, community members and golf enthusiasts. WXXV News 25’s Everett Ganier, Jr. was LIVE at Millbrook Golf & Country Club in Picayune previewing the tournament. Categories:…
Anthony Abella with Keesler Federal Credit Union joins us in studio to talk about the Bright Futures program. The Bright Futures Program provides supplies to all Gulf Coast public school kindergartens. It is KFCU’s largest community giveback initiative. The total investment for the 2024/25 school year is approximately $550,000. For more information click here. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Bright Futures…
Joining us in studio is Caroline Crocker, one of the featured artists of the month at the Gulfport Arts Center. The ‘What a Wonderful World’ showcase runs Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout the month of July. A reception in honor of the showcase takes place July 13th from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Gulfport…
A shallow trough is in place between highs extending from the Great Lakes to near the Missouri/Arkansas border. This pattern is relatively typical for summer with diurnally driven convection expected. With such little change in the synoptic pattern from yesterday to today, not much a reason think storms would develop in much different areas. Weather models show an upper level…
It’s not every year that your high school gets recognized as the best in the state, but St. Patrick Catholic high school and their athletic department were recently awarded the MHSAA class 3A All-Sports award for this last school year. The award is designed to identify the top schools in the state in overall athletic performances for the given school…
The City of Moss Point called for community input in an event hosted at Pelican Landing on Thursday evening. River City In and Out encouraged residents to provide suggestions on how the city could continue to build back following last year’s damaging EF-2 tornado. Those who attended the event shared ideas on how Moss Point could grow and improve in…
It’s never too early to make a positive impact on someone, especially when it’s a tradition of excellence. WXXV News 25’s Ansley Brent is at Pete Taylor Park to tell us how the Southern Miss baseball team is eager to pour into the next generation while learning from them in the process. “I’m here at Pete Taylor Park, home of…
Long Beach School District’s Career and Technical Education Center is nearly ready to welcome its first year of students. Previously, the district was hosting its CTE courses at the high school, but this new building offers students more room to learn and get hands-on with their craft. CTE Director Patrick Bennett says the building will be a game changer in…
We are joined in studio by Shellie Moses with Make-A-Wish to talk about the upcoming Martini Shakedown. The Martini Shakedown event takes place Saturday, July 13th at the Beau Rivage. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Make-A-Wish South Mississippi, Martini Shakedown
John Bailey has been the Director of NASA’s Stennis Space Center since late April, after serving as acting director of the facility since January. WXXV News 25’s Grant Chighizola sat down with Bailey Thursday for an exclusive interview to talk about current projects at Stennis, the facility’s role in the broader Artemis mission, and his vision for the future of…
Mississippi’s tax free weekend starting Friday. The money saving holiday runs until Sunday night. It applies to eligible items under the hundred dollar item limit. Items include clothing, school supplies and purchases made digitally during holiday. School uniforms such as those worn at Saint Stanislaus can also be purchased tax free, as long as the individual item is under a…
To prevent the worst from happening inside a school, Long Beach police teams and the fire department conduct active shooter drills inside an elementary school. Inside WJ Quarles Elementary School, officers are doing everything they can to be prepared for an active shooter. It’s a collaborative effort between first responders and the local schools to keep students safe. At this…
Rebuilding efforts continue for Moss Point residents hit by an EF-2 tornado in 2023. Now, a progress report for community members on how those recovery efforts are going. WXXV News 25’s Elizabeth Keen is in the River City with more. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Moss Point Resiliency Plan, moss point tornado
Work has begun on a project that will widen Highway 49 from four to six lanes. The work will go from O’Neal Road to north of school road in Gulfport and will include a new continuous flow intersection at Highway 53 and Highway 49. Clearing and drainage work is underway and the $44.9 million project is being done by Necaise…
Four Coastal women are in the running to become Miss Hospitality 2024! The young ladies are trying to become the Goodwill Ambassador for the Magnolia state. The first woman up for the honor is Graciemae Smith of George County. Smith will be a senior at South Alabama in August and is majoring in elementary education. Second is Helena Hansen of…
Lingering moisture and afternoon thunderstorms will be the case for the next few days as well as into the extended forecast. Again, these storms will have ample opportunity to produce somewhat heavy rainfall in short periods of time that could cause some flash flooding issues from day to day. The good thing is showers and thunderstorms will help keep heat…
William Carey University is presenting an original play titled “Waffle House: The Musical.” The performance runs through July 27th. Shows are performed at the Joe & Virginia Tatum Theatre on the William Carey Hattiesburg campus. Dinner is served at 6:30 at night and the performance follows. Categories: Local News, News Tags: “Waffle House: The Musical”, Joe & Virginia Tatum Theatre,…
We are joined by Colonel Billy Pope and LaWanda Jones to discuss Keesler’s Honorary Commander Program.
The Charles R. Hegwood Community Market Festival took place earlier today. The public was invited to come out and enjoy the market where they could shop with local vendors selling an assortment of goods. WXXV News 25’s Everett Ganier Jr. has more. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Charles R. Hegwood Community Market Festival
A daily swing in precipitation will occur with due to the same boundary. Some overnight showers and thunderstorms should also get going each morning as well over or near the coast. The rainfall, mainly during the daylight hours, with these storms will be heavier, so isolated flooding rain will be possible each day through the remainder of the week. The…