Over 100 trucks on display at the 8th annual Big Rig Truck Show

The trucking industry put on a big show this weekend at the annual Gulf Coast Big Rig Truck Show. Hundreds of trucks were on display all throughout the Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum and Convention Center. It was a chance for exhibitors and truckers to talk with one another while providing guests with the opportunity to get up close and personal…

USM, MGCCC offer dual enrollment program

A few weeks ago, USM and MGCCC announced a partnership to allow dual enrollment opportunities. Dr. Jacob Breland of USM and Dr. Kady Pietz from MGCCC are here to tell us more about that partnership and an upcoming orientation for students. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: education, MGCCC, USM

Morning Business Report: July 24th, 2023

American Airlines sweetened its pilot labor contract and ‘Barbenheimer’ shatters expectations and box office records. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report

Moss Point citizens looking for answers on rebuild

Tragedy struck Moss Point a month ago when an EF-2 tornado swept through the area. Now, officials and citizens alike are banding together to pick up the pieces. “We’ve been asked to give them a week to two weeks at the most to validate those numbers, and we think that within a couple of weeks we’ll know whether or not…

Daycare still trying to regroup after Moss Point tornado

Many students have returned to school in Moss Point. For some, however, their parents are trying to figure out where to place them with one daycare still suffering from last month’s tornado. Mary Odom, owner of Mary’s Little Lambs Daycare and Preschool, has nurtured and educated kids in Moss Point for more than 28 years, raising many adults in the…

News 25’s 25 Teams in 25 Days: D’Iberville Warriors

All about the competition at stop number three on News 25’s 25 Teams in 25 Days where the D’Iberville Warriors look to take one step back, two steps forward after being dealt a truly bizarre hand in 2022. “Compete. Every day is a competition between us. We make each other better.” “I see those guys competing. Now I want to…

Bo’s Sno Zone offers chilly twist on summer treats

You can always beat the heat with a sweet and cool treat. As the summer sun continues to blaze, Bo’s Sno Zone continues to make a cool impact. The unique snowball stand is located in Biloxi and Pascagoula and they offer a variety of treats such as snowballs, waffle nachos, and more. While customers can still enjoy the traditional flavors…

Singing River hosting Health Fair in Moss Point

In response to the tornado that recently hit Moss Point, Singing River Health System is offering their help. This Sunday, Singing River Health System is organizing a community health fair for Moss Point residents. The health fair aims to address the immediate and long-term health needs of individuals and families affected by the recent natural disaster. The fair will offer…

Biloxi High School band welcomes new band director

The Biloxi High School band is kicking off the fall competition season. The band held a community event showcasing a preview of their fall half-time show performance. They welcomed the public to enjoy food trucks, bounce houses, and live performances from the band. Biloxi High School welcomes Tracy Carter, their new band director, who worked as Biloxi Middle School’s band…

7/21 – Jeff’s “Hot, Turning Unsettled” Weekend Forecast

Hot and humid conditions continue into the first part of the weekend. Heat alerts will be in effect for some of tomorrow due to sunshine and the hot pattern. Overnight, clouds will clear and temperatures will remain uncomfortable. The first part of your Saturday will be uneventful and just plain hot. Thunderstorm chances begin to increase in the afternoon. A…

YMCA holds back-to-school foam party

Summer campers spent their day soaking up the sun and getting foamed in Ocean Springs today. YMCA held their second annual Back-to-School Foam Party at Freedom Field. Children gathered from four different summer camps in Taconi, Vancleave, North Bay, and Back Bay to enjoy a day of getting foamed, jumping in bouncy houses, and playing yard games. Gulf Coast Foam…

Hancock County Library hosting three-day book sale

Books were flying off the shelves at the library in Bay St. Louis. It was a big first day turnout for the Hancock County Library System’s Books and More sale. The three-day event is sponsored by the Library Foundation of Hancock County. All funds raised will be going towards supporting the many family and educational programs throughout the Hancock County…

Belly Dancing Ladies Night event

A belly dancing class aims to unite and empower women on the Gulf Coast. Ladies on the lookout for the ultimate addition to their night out need look no further. The Gulf Coast School of Performing Arts will play host to a one-of-a-kind event, offering cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and an immersive lesson in traditional Raqs Sharqi, better known as belly…

Jackson County shooting suspect now charged with murder

The victim in a Thursday shooting at a Jackson County hotel has died and the suspected shooter is now charged with murder. The suspect is 20-year-old Quinton Biggs and he’s being held with no bond. Jackson County Sheriff John Ledbetter says the shooting at the Red Roof Inn exit 50, happened just before 4 yesterday afternoon. Jackson County coroner said…

7/21 – The Chief’s “Changes Ahead” Friday Afternoon/Weekend Forecast

A HEAT ADVISORY is in effect once again this afternoon with heat indices between 106-112 degrees expected. Synoptically, the region remains under the influence of a large dome of high pressure stretching from California all the way to the Big Bend of Florida. Dry air from subsidence is keeping even most cloud cover development limited much less allowing enough vertical…

7/21 – The Chief’s “Hot & Humid” Friday Morning Forecast

The short term is practically a rinse and repeat of the last day or two, with continued hot conditions expected. A HEAT ADVISORY is in effect once again this afternoon with heat indices between 106-112 degrees expected. Synoptically, the region remains under the influence of a large dome of high pressure stretching from California all the way to the Big…

Moss Point continuing to rebuild one month after the tornado

The City of Moss Point continues to rebuild a month after that tornado ripped through the city, but citizens are feeling the growing pains of the process. Gladys Douglas says she’s anxious and hopeful to be back in her home soon, a month after an EF-2 tornado caused damage to her roof, leaving mildew and mold. Douglas, a renter in…