Lighthouse Dedication Ceremony to Honor George A. Schloegel

The City of Gulfport will be hosting a lighthouse dedication ceremony to honor George Schloegel next month. That event takes place June 17th at the Gulfport Municipal Marina near the Ship Island Lighthouse at 8:30 a.m. Mr. Schloegel was a former mayor of the city and a distinguished business leader. Highlights include the dedication of the lighthouse, but there will…

Chili Cookoff and Block Party

We are joined by Laura Barton and Allison Klinshaw from the Vancleave Public Library to tell us about a chili cookoff as well as a block party. The Chili Cookoff and Block Party is happening on June 1st at the Vancleave Public Library. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Chili Cookoff and Block Party, vancleave public library

Local student receives Nat Geo award

One Coastal teen was a recipient of the 2024 Significant Achievement Award, a National Geographic Challenge to address environmental challenges. Demi Johnson is a student at Bayou View Middle School in Gulfport. Her submission plans to restore the Mississippi Gulf Coast’s threatened oyster reef population. Her plan is to create community oyster gardens as a way to revive the population….

Morning Reporter Everett Ganier Jr. LIVE at Charlie’s U-Pik in Wiggins for all the fruits and vegetables

Looking for a place where you can pick and buy your own fresh fruits and vegetables at reasonable prices? Charlie’s U-Pik could be that place for you! WXXV News 25’s Everett Ganier, Jr. was LIVE in Wiggins to tell you all about the fun at the farm. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Charlie’s U-Pik, fruit and vegetable farm, Lucedale and…

Gautier Police Department holding open house

The Gautier Police Department is holding an open house this evening. This is an opportunity for the public to meet officers, interact with the staff, tour the station, and take pictures. There will also be music and giveaways during the event. It all begins at 6 p.m. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Gautier Police Department

Many of our high school baseball players are receiving postseason honors! Find out who was selected for the All-State roster for classes 4A through 1A.

Just because the high school baseball season is over doesn’t mean the celebrations and honors have to stop! We’ve already introduced you to the 7A through 5A All-State selection, and now it’s time to highlight our incredible athletes in classes 4A through 1A! Second team 4A: Brendan Necaise – Pass Christian Junior (Pearl River CC) Walker Seymour – Bay High…

Pink Pop Up Shop and Expo

Dr. Alesia Haynes is in studio to discuss the Pink Pop Up Shop and Expo. The Pink Pop Up Shop and Expo takes place Saturday, June 1st at the Orange Grove Community Center from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. It is free to the public. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Pink Pop Up Shop and Expo

Jeepin the Coast kicks off seventh year

Jeepin the Coast hosted their kickoff party at the Pass Christian Harbor on Wednesday, marking the start of their seventh year. Crowds packed out the harbor to register their Jeeps, enjoy local vendors, and live entertainment. In seven short years, the event has grown immensely, garnering attention from across the United States. Droves of people come to the Coast for…

5/30 – The Chief’s “Continued HOT” Thursday Morning Forecast

The old front has backed off into central Mississippi which is where showers/t-storms are developing this morning. A few storms are moving NE as they follow this boundary north of Natchez and this area through central Miss should continue to fester until after sunrise. This gradient will hang around today and will set up from south of New Orleans to…

5/29 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Finally Rain” Wednesday Night Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

A series of fast moving and weak southern stream shortwave troughs embedded within a largely zonal flow regime aloft will slide through the Lower Mississippi Valley over the course of the short term period. As these shortwave features move through the area, the increased forcing aloft will support the development of convective activity each afternoon. The convection is expected to…

Many of our high school baseball players are receiving postseason honors! Find out who was selected for the 7A through 5A All-State roster.

Now that the dogs have piled, the banners have been raised, and the trophies have been hoisted, postseason honors are now rolling in for our local baseball players. Below are our local athletes who were named to the 7A through 5A All-State roster: First team 7A: Ethan Surowiec – Gulfport Senior (Ole Miss signee) Chris Fox – Ocean Springs Senior…

Local seniors staying fit on Senior Health and Fitness Day

Today is National Senior Health and Fitness Day! News 25’s Austin Lindsey has more on how a local wellness studio makes sure its seniors stay fit. “I was walking with a walker last year in a lot of knee pain, ankle pain, and it was very depressing because I couldn’t get up the curb.” “I never dreamed that I would…

Shrimp season officially kicks off in Mississippi

Shrimp season has officially kicked off. Any and all shrimpers are able to take to the Mississippi waters, provided they have the permitting and licenses. Shrimp season north of the intracoastal waterways run until just after midnight on New Years Day while south of those waterways and west of the Gulfport shipping channel close just after midnight on May 1st,…

Gulf Coast School of Performing Arts Summer Arts Program

We are joined by Elaine Kulick with the Gulf Coast School of Performing Arts to discuss a summer arts program set to start in June. The Summer Arts program is coming in the month of June! Students participate in Art, Tumbling, Acting, Hip-hop, Jazz, Contemporary and Ballroom.  Camp runs Monday – Friday from 9:00-5:00. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Gulf Coast…

Morning Reporter Everett Ganier Jr. LIVE at Biloxi Small Craft Harbor for the opening of shrimp season

The official opening of shrimp season kicked off 6AM Wednesday morning. All regulations of the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources will be in full force and effect, and all boats engaged in catching or transporting shrimp from Mississippi waters must be licensed or permitted by MDMR before beginning operations. 254 boats are licensed in Mississippi, 179 of those boats are…

Singing River Little Theatre presents ‘Steel Magnolias’

Olivia Richmond and Jasmine Goldman are part of the cast of Singing River Little Theater’s ‘Steel Magnolias.’ They join us in studio with more. You can catch ‘Steel Magnolias’ at Eastlawn United Methodist Church on May 30th to June 1st at 7 p.m. and then on June 2nd at 2 p.m. Tickets are $12 plus fees.   Categories: Community Headlines…

5/28 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Record High” Tuesday Night Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

Wednesday and Thursday we will continue to see the possibility of convection and just like today and yesterday it will primarily be driven by what develops overnight upstream across Texas, Red River Valley, and Arkansas. The digging L/W trough over the eastern United States will try to place the area under weak northwest flow and this usually leads to convection…