Morning Business Report: November 13th, 2023

‘The Marvels’ has the worst opening weekend ever for any of the franchise’s films at $47 million and $29 flights are back as airlines race to fill seats in the offseason. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Jackson County Animal Shelter holds ‘All Creatures Big and Small’ adoption drive

The Jackson County Animal Shelter held its annual ‘All Creatures Big and Small’ donation drive in Ocean Springs Saturday. By the end of the day, volunteers collected this truck load of pet supplies including dog and cat food, towels and blankets, flea medications, and cleaning supplies. Additionally, Volunteer Marie Garbin said they received $850 in cash donations and three dogs…

Historic Ocean Springs church celebrates 132 years

It was a special day of history and community celebration at one Gulf Coast church this weekend. “132 years people have been coming to this light on the hill seeking the word of God and getting their lives changed and finding Jesus Christ.” The Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church celebrated 132 years of community and faith this weekend by hosting a…

Six volleyball players on the Mississippi Coast named All-Stars for the 2024 year

The Mississippi Association of Coaches officially released the 2024 volleyball all-star roster, and six of them are from right here on the coast! The coast athletes on the all-star roster are listed below:   Our Lady Academy setter, Ava Davis Our Lady Academy libero, Kinsley Stegall St. Patrick middle hitter, Molly Muller Hancock setter, Anslee James Gulfport middle hitter, Lynde…

Four members of the Vancleave baseball team signed to play at the next level

It was an exciting afternoon at Vancleave High School as students signed their letters of intent to play baseball at the next level. The Bulldog baseball facility was filled with proud coaches, teammates, families, and friends as four Vancleave baseball players put pen to paper to further their baseball careers. The four senior signings include Tyler West, Layton Eder, Asher…

Meggan Monday: Ron Reiter’s life on the water

Captain Ron Reiter has been a captain for the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum’s schooners for more than 25 years. The Ohio native learned to sail on Lake Erie when he was about 8 years old — following his older brother. We spent some time with the 92-year-old aboard the Glen L. Swetman in Biloxi to talk about his life…

11/10 – Trey’s “Overrunning Moisture” Friday Night Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

The slow moving front I’ve been referring to all day, finally dropped into the northern Gulf earlier tonight and remains offshore into early Saturday morning. It looks like a few shortwaves are heading towards our area tomorrow, following the southwesterly flow aloft. This overrunning pattern, is why I left decently strong rain chances on your 7 Day Forecast over a…

Ocean Springs falls to Meridian 35-23 in the 1st round of the 7A playoffs

After a nine game win streak the greyhounds season comes up short with a tough 35-23 loss to Meridian in the first round. Watch the HIGHLIGHTS courtesy of WXXV News25 Sports Reporter Austin Lindsey in the video above! Categories: Friday Night Showcase, Local Sports, Sports Tags: Friday Night Showcase, high school football, Meridian, Ocean Springs, Ocean Springs Greyhounds

11/10 – Trey’s “Stationary Boundary” Friday Evening Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

A cold front has been slowly inching its way through the local area today and currently stretches along the I-59 corridor southwestward to near the mouth of the Atchafalaya River. The front will continue to sink southward through tomorrow morning, eventually stalling over the northern Gulf. Upper flow will become parallel to the boundary, and will stop its’ forward momentum….

27th annual Holiday Boutique kicks off in Pass Christian

If you’re looking to get your holiday shopping done early this year, there is an event to help you do just that this weekend. The 27th annual Holiday Boutique kicked off today featuring local artisans and businesses as well as out-of-state vendors. Everything from arts and crafts to clothes and food is all on display and for sale during the…

165 teddy bears donated to Harrison County law enforcement agencies

Police departments in Harrison County are receiving a fluffy gift. The Omicron Alpha chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at MGCCC is donating 165 teddy bears to campus police, state troopers, and seven law enforcement agencies. These teddy bears are kept in officers’ cars for children who are involved in scary situations, such as car accidents. The teddy bear provides a…

Father returns home from deployment and surprises daughter at school

Eight-year-old Creekbend Elementary & Middle School student Talia Nguyen received the greatest gift this Veterans Day when her father returned home. Sergeant Nguyen, a defender with the 172nd Security Forces Squadron of the Mississippi Air National Guard, is back on dad duty. Of course, he’s always been Talia’s dad, but he’s been overseas for an extended deployment and they have…

Thanksgiving Feed the Needy Reminder

Since we are fast approaching the holidays that means many South Mississippi law enforcement agencies will come together like they always do every year to make Thanksgiving a little bright for some. You can call Biloxi, Gulfport, Long Beach, Pass Christian, and D’Iberville police departments or Harrison County Sheriff’s Office to request a Thanksgiving Day meal as part of the…

St. Patrick baseball’s Cohen Weinhofer puts pen to paper

It was a proud day for St. Patrick baseball as one of their senior standouts committed to the next level. Family and friends, coaches, and staff came together to celebrate and honor senior center fielder and putcher Cohen Weinhofer as he signs his letter of intent. Cohen will be taking his talents to Copiah-Lincoln Community College. Ever since he was…

Picayune High’s Jamonta Waller named 6A Mr. Football

Huge news coming out of Picayune Memorial High School as the 5-Star Florida commit Jamonta Waller has been chosen as the Mr. Football Recipient for Class 6A. Currently sitting at 56 total tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 9 sacks, and three forced fumbles, the outside linebackers and defensive end gets to add this accomplishment to his long resume which also…

Singing River hosts flag raising ceremony to honor veterans

Singing River Health System commemorated veterans Thursday at the Gulfport Hospital by raising a special flag which symbolizes all branches of military services. The brief ceremony was observed by several veterans, including hospital staff who previously served. It was marked by solemn prayer followed by a posting of the colors by the West Harrison High JROTC color guard. Finally, they…