Balancing work and child care remains a perennial challenge for all parents and U.S. government agencies were hit in a global cyberattack. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
Monday marks Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. The City of Biloxi is partnering with the Movers and Shakers Social Club to host several Juneteenth celebrations this weekend. Here with more is Ward 2 Councilman Felix Gines and Natalie Bonner with the Movers and Shakers Social Club. 3-on-3 basketball tournament starts today at John Henry…
A Heat advisory is in affect for area from 11 am to 7 pm, be sure to practice summertime safety. The boundary has generally been north of our area keeping the worst of the thunderstorm activity out of our area. Currently we do not see much of a mechanism over the next 36 hours to move features very far from…
Colton Caver getting the nod as the next head baseball coach at Pascagoula, taking over for the retired Richie Tillman. Caver was most recently an assistant coach at Gulfport for the last four years, ending his time with the Admirals as 6A South State champions. Caver is a 2012 graduate of Gulfport and has been all over the local baseball…
Ocean Springs announcing its next head boys basketball coach Collin Goley on Tuesday night. Once a greyhound, always a greyhound, Goley graduated from Ocean Springs in 2008 and most recently served as the head coach at Hancock, who lost to OS by 14 in January. Goley takes over for the outgoing Matt Noblitt after six years as head man. Categories:…
On Tuesday night, the Ocean Springs School District Board of Trustees voted to approve Keith Carter as permanent athletic director. Carter has been the acting AD on an interim basis since January, taking over for the now retired Mark Hubbard. Carter has been a part of the Greyhound family for 15 years and is a graduate of D’Iberville. Categories: Local…
St. Patrick Catholic High School is this year’s winner of the Mississippi High School Activities Association All Sports award, for not only Class 3A, but the overall champion for the entire state. This school year, the Fighting Irish won state championships in girls soccer, boys and girls cross country, and boys golf, finished as state runners up in boys and…
All high school football games are going back to 7 p.m. kickoffs this fall, starting in week one. Last season, the MHSAA changed August and September start times to 7:30 p.m. in an effort to be safety conscious with the heat, but now reversing that decision a year later. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: football, high school football, sports
Magnolia State ties to the Oklahoma softball program fresh off its third straight College World Series title over Florida State and it’s seventh all-time in the form of volunteer Coach Hannah Sparks. Sparks used to be an assistant for Pearl River Community College. At 61-1, the Sooners capped off the winningest season in NCAA history. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags:…
The Biloxi Shuckers are on the road this week, taking on the Montgomery Biscuits. Shuckers win 6-0. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, Biloxi Shuckers, sports
Southern Miss pitcher Tanner Hall named First-Team All-American courtesy of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. Yesterday, Hall became the first Golden Eagle to ever receive first teams honors in consecutive seasons, putting the exclamation point on a Hall of Fame USM career. In 2023, the junior ace of the staff going 12-4 with a 2.48 ERA and 124 strikeouts…
It will remain warm and humid overnight with southerly winds continuing. A 20% or so chance of a shower or thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. A thunderstorm complex from our northwest could clip our area Friday morning. Rain chances will be scattered in nature during the day tomorrow. An isolated strong thunderstorm or two packing the potential for damaging wind…
At a time when she had nothing but a car, Leslie Ramone gave her all to help those around her. Leslie Ramone is this month’s Hometown Hero. Leslie Ramone doesn’t shy away from volunteer work. She has spent the last six years doing it. It started right in her own home. “I used to live in downtown Biloxi, so a…
The Charles R. Hegwood Community Market was the place to be this morning. Dozens and dozens of vendors set up under the I-110 Bridge overpass on Howard Avenue for the Charles R. Hegwood Community Market, also known as the Biloxi Community Festival Market. Every Tuesday and Thursday, people have the opportunity to buy and sell unique items while enjoying some…
South Mississippi AIDS Task Force hosted a candlelight memorial earlier this evening to honor those living with HIV and those who have died from the disease. The event was held at the Ken Combs Pier as people recognized HIV Long term Survivors Awareness Day. Everyone was able to light a candle in honor of someone who has HIV, someone who…
Isolated thunderstorms are possible this evening due to the favorable environment. There is the potential for a strong thunderstorm or two as well. Other than rain chances, it will be a warm and humid one overnight with southwest winds continuing. A Heat Advisory will be in effect from 11 AM until 7 PM for Friday. Heat indices will be in…
A retired Vicksburg officer had been abducted, bound, and left in a metal building for four days until a Gulfport police officer found him and saved his life. A retired law enforcement officer was at his home in Vicksburg one morning until he heard a knock on his door. The young man told Mike Ouzts his truck was broken down…
Sunday is Father’s Day and toddlers in Long Beach celebrated early with a date at the library. Long Beach Public Library hosted its weekly story time reading with the local toddlers and preschoolers with the theme centered around Father’s Day. Librarians read the children ‘How to Surprise a Dad’ by Jean Reagan. The children enjoyed dancing and singing and created…
NASA’s John C. Stennis Space Center tested an RS-25 engine during their ‘Blast into Summer’ event. Stennis has done 11 of these tests throughout the last couple of months and next week’s test will be the last of a 12-test certification series. These tests are designed to certify production of new RS-25 engines that will lead to future deep space…
A local community college has been recognized by Harvard University for being a catalyst for regional economic growth and opportunity. Over the years, MGCCC has become the leader in workforce training on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. It’s one of five community colleges being featured by Harvard Business School in their book ‘America’s Hidden Economic Engine: How Community Colleges can Drive…
Coast Transit Authority invited everyone to ride free all day during Try Transit Day. CTA wants locals to experience how riding public transit can save passengers money, boost the economy, and promote a greener community. CTA offered free rideS all day during Try Transit Day as a way to introduce residents to public transit. Yvette Vogel, CTA’s marketing and mobility…
A Biloxi man will spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder of a Waffle House waitress in 2015. Fifty-two-year-old Johnny Max Mount was found guilty of first-degree murder of Julie Brightwell this afternoon after a three-day trial. Mount shot Brightwell in the head November 27th, 2015 after the waitress told him he could not smoke in…
A drop in mortgage rates sparked some interest in the housing market and the Federal Reserve pauses interest rate hikes for now. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
Anglers are on the Gulf Coast vying for the King Master Tournament. The teams competing in it sped out to a shotgun start this morning. There are 22 boats vying for more than $125,000 in cash prizes. The boats launched in four-foot seats that made for a wild ride as they headed for blue water south of the Barrier Islands….