The George County football team had to grow up in a hurry last year, but now the Rebels are ahead of schedule into 2023 led by star quarterback Deuce Knight. For the county, it all starts at team camp at stop number six on News 25’s 25 Teams in 25 days. “Offense, defense. It’s a competition all three days.” Quarterback…
Not much difference this morning than the past couple of days with another warm and humid start. A possible shower can be expect this afternoon but very LIMITED activity through Friday. High pressure will continue to be the main factor shaping the forecast into the final weekend of July…more so into early August, as RECORD HIGH temperatures will be expected…
Skies will remain mostly clear overnight as temperatures will once again cool to milder readings. Humidity is very gradually on the uptick but it is still a welcomed break from what we had before. Skies will be mainly clear to start tomorrow with partly cloudy skies building by the afternoon. 20% chances of stray showers and thunderstorms can be expected….
The Short-Term Rental Advisory Board passed a plan on to the Pass Christian aldermen that would prohibit people from having short term rentals, such as Airbnb and Vrbo, in residential neighborhoods. New rentals would have to be in the central business district, which is the area from Fleitas and Henderson Avenue, and between Highway 90 and West 2nd Street. Those…
Research scientists at the University of Southern Miss Gulf Coast Campus make room for the Nature Conservancy. The nonprofit organization’s partnership with Southern Miss Gulf Coast Research Laboratory in Ocean Springs brings the two departments even closer to one another as the Nature Conservancy continues to foster and preserve the Coast’s landscape and ecosystem. The conservancy works in all 50…
A young 23-year-old entrepreneur has taken over a beloved local restaurant in the Pass Christian Harbor. Kyle Thomas is a Pass Christian native and has been employed with Sea Level where he was the manager for six years and always dreamed of owning the restaurant. Last February, the previous owners Dana and Thomas Barrett began working with Kyle to purchase…
One of the biggest golf tournaments of the year is taking place at Windance Country Club. The course in Gulfport is hosting the Women’s Amateur Championship and the Women’s Senior Amateur Championship. The youngest participants in the tournament begin with some of our local high school golfers on the Gulf Coast and extend to golfers 50-and-older for the senior division….
We have information on a wreck on Highway 49 in Gulfport. News 25’s Ansley Brent is on the scene with more on what happened as well as traffic information. Categories: Featured, Local News, News Tags: highway 49, wreck
Now who doesn’t love a good snow cone to cool off in the summertime? Ms. Mary’s Old Town Snow-Ball in Bay St. Louis invited the public to chill with a cop this morning. The very popular snow ball stand teamed up with the Bay St. Louis Police Department to beat the heat wave and bridge the gap with the community….
Dunkin’ Donuts is bringing awareness to childhood cancer with its annual Shine Gold Initiative. Dunkin’ is giving guests a sweet way to support children battling cancer with the return of its Shine Gold Initiative. Now through Saturday, August 5th, Dunkin’ is inviting its customers to ‘Shine Gold’ in a joint effort to bolster the mission of the Dunkin’ Joy in…
The highly anticipated tax-free weekend is just around the corner, promising big savings for all. As the back-to-school season kicks in, everyone is gearing up to take advantage of the tax-free holiday that runs Friday and Saturday. The tax-free weekend applies to a variety of items with a primary focus on back-to-school. Shoppers can take advantage of tax-free deals on…
Skies this evening will clear out towards the overnight hours. It will be mild out the door tomorrow but there will be some increases in humidity and warmth. Changes will be very gradual towards this weekend as the pattern returns to what we’ve been used to. It will be hot again tomorrow with a slight uptick in humidity. For Thursday…
Traffic signal improvement projects and camera replacements are currently underway in Harrison and Hancock counties. Due to damage caused by Hurricane Zeta, repairs and replacements are being made at 42 intersections along U.S. 90 from Bay St. Louis to Biloxi. The work on high priority signals in Gulfport and Biloxi is complete and the contractor is working from east to…
The bridge replacement project on Highway 90 in Pearlington is not currently scheduled by the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development. LDOT Communications Director Rodney Mallett said the $250 million project does not even have a project number. The state does not have the funding in place for the project, he said. The bridge in Pearlington — and four others…
Wendy’s unveils a new cold brew coffee drink based on its Frosty and UPS and the Teamsters Union reach an agreement on a new contract. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
The VA is holding an arts competition that will allow veterans to show their creatives sides. With more about the Creative Arts Competition is Alona Thompson. The application deadline to enter is Friday, August 4th. For rules and how to enter call 228-523-8352 or visit gulfcoastvacreativearts@va.gov. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: National Vets Creative Arts Competition
Jeffrey Isabell is here to tell us about the Work for Warriors Symposium coming up Thursday in Gulfport. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Work for Warriors Symposium
Not much in the way of anything to help showers/t-storms get started today and relatively low chances will continue over the next several days. But some isolated activity will develop during the most unstable portion of the day Thursday with a slow rise in precipitation numbers as the week moves along. Good thing is the lower dew-point numbers will help…
The pattern has change slightly as the cold front overhead dissipated overnight. The lower dew-points will remain with us as drier air will once again mix down to the surface during the day and moisten back up during the evening and overnight. Not much in the way of anything to help showers/t-storms get started today and relatively low chances will…
Continuing our award winning 25 Teams in 25 Days series, News 25’s Ansley Brent heads to East Central High School as they battle it out for a major title and open positions on the gridiron. Now that classes are officially back in session for East Central High, the summer practices for the Hornets are finally coming to a close, but…
Another mild night can be expected as humidity is still fairly tame. The front to our south will retreat northward and our normal summertime pattern builds back in. Sunny skies early tomorrow will turn to a few clouds to partly cloudy skies with stray afternoon shower chances. High pressure moving to its east will help bring our usual humid conditions…
Delta Sigma Theta alumni hosted a ‘Meet the Candidates’ forum at Orange Grove Community Center. The forum included candidates for Harrison County sheriff, circuit court, and district 4 supervisor and judge. The audience was able to submit questions to a specific office and then candidates answered two to three questions in a debate style. Some of the hot topics included…
Typical summer heat continues but humidity remained at bay again today. A few clouds early will clear out overnight and another mild night can be expected. The front to our south will begin to gradually move northward into tomorrow. Tomorrow will feature sunny skies early with some clouds in the afternoon. Stray to possibly isolated showers are on the table…
Not all heroes wear capes, but these educators do and they are ready to make sure their students have a successful school year. Community Action of South Mississippi held its annual two-day pre-service training for its pre-k ward teachers. Educators went through a series of team building exercises while also learning new skills and techniques to better serve their students….