Community helps donate prom dresses to Gautier High School

The Gautier community has stepped up to help donate prom dresses for Gautier High School. What started out as a Facebook post from Monica Mingo, the owner of That Gumbo Life, asking for other businesses to help get dresses for prom turned into a successful contribution, collecting over 200 dresses and also $7,000 worth of casual clothes for spring break…

Tips to keep unwanted pests out of your home

As the weather continues to warm up, you can expect to see more bugs! Around this time of year, homeowners start seeing an increased presence of pests creeping and crawling around their homes. Carpenter bees, termites, mosquitoes, the American roach, and other insects are some of the many calls exterminators receive during the spring invasion. Stark Exterminators say if your…

Gulfport High senior awarded scholarship from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation

Emma Helmert, a Gulfport High School senior, was awarded a four-year college scholarship from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation. Helmert is one of the 60 graduating high school seniors out of 5,600 applicants to receive the scholarship and the only student chosen from the state of Mississippi. This year’s recipients will receive up to $55,000 annually to cover costs associated…

St. James students donate to tornado survivors

St. James Catholic School is helping Rolling Fork after tornados destroyed the town last Friday. Students helped pack up a U-Haul with diapers, blankets, and Easter baskets. The students at St. James have been collecting these items throughout the week. Easter is coming up next weekend and the students wanted to make sure the children in north Mississippi have a…

Art in the Pass event this weekend

More than 100 artists will be displaying their wares this weekend in Pass Christian. Here with details on this year’s Art in the Pass is Anita Giani. Art in the Pass takes place Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Memorial Park in Pass Christian. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Art in the Pass

Harrison County Fire Rescue team helps tornado victims

More relief rolls up in Rolling Fork, Mississippi as the community continues to pick up the pieces after last week’s deadly tornado. A crew from Harrison County Fire Rescue is there now. They just posted pictures this morning, showing some of the work they’re doing to assist in the recovery effort. The devastation is so widespread and the team is…

Mississippi Senate didn’t confirm state superintendent

The Mississippi Senate has chosen not to confirm Dr. Robert Taylor as State Superintendent of Education. The Senate has questioned the process the State Board of Education used to select a candidate. A search firm assisted in identifying seven semifinalists, selecting Dr. Taylor who began serving in the position on January 17th. The State Board of Education will schedule a…

3/30 – The Chief’s “Sunny & Warm” Thursday Afternoon Forecast

High pressure will continue to move east today with the axis crossing the local area late this afternoon and tonight. This will allow winds to turn to the southeast and south later today and tonight, returning moisture back to the area. We’ll be mostly sunny today with comparatively low humidity levels and highs in the mid and upper 70s. Mid and…

3/30 – The Chief’s “Clear & Cold” Thursday Morning Forecast

High pressure was currently located over the Great Plains, with the next in the series of strong storm systems moving across California. At the surface, high pressure is centered located over Michigan extending southward to the local area. Skies are mostly clear with light winds this morning. High pressure will continue to move east today with the axis crossing the local…

3/29 – Brittany’s “Chilly” Wednesday Night Forecast

Starting things out this evening glancing at radar illustrates echoes advancing ESE across portions of the CWA. Observations are far and few between reporting -RA but some of this is making it to the ground, especially within higher cores albeit most of it, especially lighter returns is virga. This is rather evident by looking at the recent HRRR sounding valid…

Brittney Reese named to NJCAA Hall of Fame

The most decorated athlete to ever come out of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Brittney Reese has been named to the NJCAA Foundation Hall of Fame. Currently the girls track and field and cross-country coach at her alma mater Gulfport High School, Reese is a seven-time world champion in the long jump and a 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist, also earning…

High School Baseball: Biloxi vs. Gulfport

It really doesn’t matter what sport they’re playing, any time Gulfport and Biloxi line up on the schedule, it’s a hard game to pass up. Baseball Indians hosting the Admirals in a Region 8 Class 6A matchup. Biloxi wins 7-3. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, High School Baseball, sports

River Road Boat Club hosts Tank Music Fest in Pascagoula

This weekend, a new marina is opening in Pascagoula and this boat club wants you to be a part of the celebration. River Road Boat Club is hosting Tank Music Fest this coming Saturday in honor of the marina’s grand opening. The festivities begin at 10 a.m. and will feature live music, over 2,000 pounds of crawfish, a food truck,…

American Legion Auxiliary #42 Ocean Springs needs volunteers for upcoming event

The American Legion Auxiliary #42 Ocean Springs is celebrating the Month of the Military Child this Saturday. They’ll be hosting their first ‘Strong and Resilient Together’ event. The purpose is to bring enjoyment to children, particularly those of veterans and military. The event is entirely free, even down to lunch. There will be an auction with 82 items from local…

Fixin’ the Coast looking to better the local cat community

One organization is helping heal the cat communities across the Coast one trap at a time. Fixin’ the Coast’s goal is to spay, neuter, and vaccinate as many felines as possible to help stabilize the population of strays. While cats may be hard to catch though, the team fills cat traps with cat food or sardines to lure cats into…

Mad Potter’s Garden Club looking for volunteers

Spring has sprung and Ohr O’Keefe Museum of Art is in the process of expanding and beautifying its campus and they need volunteers to help make it happen. Today, a volunteer orientation and party took place to get the volunteers well acquainted with one another. Mad Potter’s Garden Club is looking for people interested in consistently participating in outdoor beautification,…

3/29 – Brittany’s “Chilly” Wednesday Evening Forecast

Starting things out this evening glancing at radar illustrates echoes advancing ESE across portions of the CWA. Observations are far and few between reporting -RA but some of this is making it to the ground, especially within higher cores albeit most of it, especially lighter returns is virga. This is rather evident by looking at the recent HRRR sounding valid…

New trampoline park coming to Biloxi

Sky Zone Trampoline Park opens this Friday in Biloxi. Sky Zone Trampoline Park is getting the finishes touches done before opening day. The environment is close to an amusement park with a thrilling zipline, slide, and swing. It’s complete with the usual trampolines and a section just for toddlers. Sky Zone General Manager Tammy Raber said, “We have several attractions…

D’Iberville PD searching for dog owners

D’Iberville police are asking for help returning two pups to their owner. The first dog was found on Suzanne Drive. The other pup was found running around the Winn-Dixie parking lot on D’Iberville Boulevard. If you know who the dogs belong to, please call the D’Iberville Police at 228-865-7060. The department also said if anyone is interested, they may foster…