10,000-pound food drive at Pentecostal of the Gulf Coast

Hundreds of South Mississippi residents received groceries from a local church while others went home empty handed, however, this isn’t the only food drive happening this month. Pentecostal of the Gulf Coast Church partnered with Feeding the Gulf Coast to provide groceries to over 400 guests. Cars were lining up as early as 6 a.m. to get there hands on…

Building Homes for Heroes gives Gulfport veteran a new home

A veteran in Gulfport received a new home free of charge. James and Tammy have been nomads for the last two and a half years. Now, they get to call Gulfport their home. They are receiving the keys to their mortgage free home from Building Homes for Heroes. Project Manager Rusty Smallwood said, “Andy Pujol, our CEO and founder is…

Paws under the Oaks

Joining us today are Carl Grotton and Lacey to tell us about an AKC event coming up this weekend. Paws under the Oaks is taking place at the Centennial Plaza Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. Tags: Mississippi Gulf Coast Kennel Club, Paws under the Oaks

Mississippi Power removes debris from waterways through annual Renew our Rivers cleanup

A local power company is kicking off the fall season with its annual waterfront cleanup. Mississippi Power employees were at the Dock in Gulfport for the 16th annual Renew our Rivers cleanup. Over the years, hundreds of Mississippi Power volunteers have removed more than 400 tons of debris from waterways across Mississippi. Renew our Rivers is an important aspect of…

Model Mixer at the Beau Rivage in preparation for Renaissance the Runway

The Bacot McCarty Foundation is preparing for its annual Renaissance the Runway fundraiser. Beau Rivage and Top Golf partnered to host the model mixer last night. Participants in the fashion show gathered for a meet-and-greet with local boutiques, whose clothes will be modeled, with about 80 models set to strut their stuff. Renaissance the Runway is one of the foundation’s…

9/15 – The Chief’s “Final Weekend of Summer” Friday Afternoon Forecast

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible this afternoon as temps warm into the upper 80s/low 90s within a fairly moisture regime. Although the latest atmospheric profile is showing a good bit of saturation in the low/mid-levels of the atmosphere, decent storm motion should limit flash flooding potential. However, the area could see coverage upwards of 50% mainly south of…

WXXV Student Athlete of the Week: Gulfport Volleyball’s Kailey Johnson

Last year, Ansley Brent’s second student athlete of the week was Brooklynn Montana who played volleyball at Gulfport. As fate would have it, this year, her second student-athlete of the week also plays volleyball for the Lady Admirals. The Lady Admirals volleyball team had a remarkable season last year making it to the South State championship with six seniors leading…

Morning Business Report: September 15th, 2023

Celebrity alcohol companies are expanding their deals with pro sports and UAW members go on strike at three key auto plants after deal deadline passes. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report.   Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Bells across America event

Joining us today is Becky Rutz with the Daughters of the American Revolution to tell us about an event coming up this weekend. The Bells Across America event is part of Constitution Week. Tags: Bells across America

#8 MGCCC dominant in 50-0 shutout win over Itawamba

PERKINSTON, Miss (WXXV) — The MGCCC football team dominated from start to finish in its 50-0 shutout win over Itawamba in week 2 of the MACCC football season. Watch the HIGHLIGHTS courtesy of WXXV News25 Sports Director Jeff Haeger in the video above! Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: bulldogs, indians, Itawamba, JUCO Football, MACCC, mississippi gulf coast community college

9/14 – Jeff’s “Mild & Clearing” Thursday Night Forecast

Other than stray rain, it will remain dry overnight with skies clearing out somewhat for the start of Friday. It will be a mild start under more sunshine as compared to your Thursday. Expect hot temperatures with some humidity factoring in for heat indices near 100 degrees. There will be a 30% chance of thunderstorms for the afternoon. This weekend…

A.J. Holloway Sports Complex in Biloxi undergoing renovations

One of Biloxi’s most used sports complexes is undergoing a facelift. Renovations are taking place at the A.J. Holloway Sports Complex in Biloxi. They are excavating the land on some of the baseball fields and the parking lot as the 270-day project is currently underway. Contractors with J.E. Talley Construction Inc. have been awarded the $5.16 million contract job that…

History Night returns to the MS Aviation Heritage Museum

A former Vietnam War pilot is coming to a local museum in Gulfport to tell stories about aviation. On the fourth Thursday of every month, the Mississippi Aviation Heritage Museum will be hosting history night. It’s a chance for visitors to listen to in-depth stories about the Magnolia state and the rest of the country’s rich aviation history. Once the…

Back Bay Mission calls for overnight homeless shelter

One organization in Biloxi is trying to open the Gulf Coast’s first overnight low barrier homeless shelter. With temperatures climbing well above 100 this season, the homeless population is at serious risk. After the heat related deaths of multiple homeless people in Biloxi, Back Bay Mission, a day time shelter for the homeless, decided that it is time to do…

FEMA Unemployment Disaster Assistance deadline Friday

Tomorrow is the last day to apply for FEMA unemployment benefits if you live in Moss Point. The deadline to apply for FEMA unemployment assistance in the City of Moss Point is this Friday. So, if you haven’t already applied, it’s time to go ahead and start that application process. If you cannot work because of an injury, damage to…

9/14 – Jeff Vorick’s “Rain Comes To End” Thursday Evening Forecast

Thunderstorm coverage will wind down through this evening. Cloud cover will remain for much of the night with some clearing after midnight. The stationary front that remains to our south will help northeasterly winds work in overnight. Your Friday will start with mild temperatures and manageable humidity. More sunshine will be present for much of the day tomorrow. There will…

Ingalls holding hiring event

Joining us today is Fatina Brave, the director of talent acquisition at Ingalls, to tell us about a hiring event coming up next weekend. The hiring event takes place September 23rd from 9 a.m. to noon at the training academy. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: hiring event, Ingalls Shipbuilding

Morning Business Report: September 14th, 2023

Car insurance rates just had their biggest annual jump in 47 years and in less than 24 hours, the UAW contract with the automakers will expire possibly leading to a strike. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Concerts on the Causeway benefiting nonprofits on the Coast

In Biloxi, a restaurant owner and friend have partnered to raise funds for a good cause. Yul Grace, owner of Yul’s Place Restaurant, and Matt Olivari, owner of Gulf Island Promotions, began the Concerts on the Causeway series last month. The two have paired to host concerts every month to raise funds for various nonprofit organizations that give back to…