Mother’s Day Buffet at the Club at Diamondhead

What better way to show appreciation for your mom than by taking her out to eat?  The Club at Diamondhead is hosting a Mother’s Day buffet. Chef Ricky Herring and Club Manager Chris Rahaim are in studio with details. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Club at Diamondhead, Mother’s Day Buffet

MGCCC named Aspen Prize finalist for excellence in community colleges

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College is one of 25 semi-finalists for the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence. The $1 million Aspen Prize is the nation’s recognition of excellence in community colleges. The Aspen Prize, awarded every two years, honors colleges with outstanding performance in five critical areas: teaching and learning, certificate and degree completion, transfer and bachelor’s attainment, workforce…

City of Diamondhead holds 10th anniversary celebration

Tuesday was the tenth anniversary of the incorporation of the City of Diamondhead and the people of the area got together to celebrate. The event began with a presentation featuring special guests such as former Diamondhead Mayor Chuck Ingraham and Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann to discuss the city’s past and it’s rise over the years. The celebration was then followed…

Attempted carjacking victim speaks with WXXV

WXXV spoke with the victim of an attempted carjacking by a man believed to be the suspect in the shooting in Biloxi. The victim tells us the suspect is described as an African American male, about 6 feet tall and looked to be in his 40s. According to the victim, the man approached his vehicle from a residential area on…

4/27 – Britt’s “Pleasant” Hump Day Afternoon Forecast

A less humid air mass will make afternoon high temperatures right around 80 degrees rather comfortable. With strong high pressure over the East Coast and a strengthening storm system over the Central Plains Friday, a more robust pressure gradient will be in place across SE LA and S MS. Winds will increase from the south, with a longer fetch across…

4/27 – Rob Knight’s “Very Nice” Hump Day Morning Forecast

High-pressure over the region will provide for clear skies, lighter wind than what we have become accustomed to these past few weeks. A less humid air mass will make afternoon high temperatures right around 80 degrees rather comfortable. With strong high pressure over the East Coast and a strengthening storm system over the Central Plains Friday, a more robust pressure…

4/26 – Rob Martin’s “Crisp Nights” Tuesday Night Forecast

Northerly breezes behind our departing cold front will drop temps into the lower 50s tonight. It’ll remain dry Wednesday with highs in the upper 70s. Dry air tends to promote a larger difference between night and day temperatures, and that’s what we’ll have in the short term. The breeze is strong enough to warrant a small craft advisory for our…

Biloxi Shuckers vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos

After winning eight out of their first nine games, the Biloxi Shuckers got a taste of their own medicine on the road, dropping five out of six to the Birmingham Barons and four out of those five losses were all decided by just one run. Perhaps some home cooking to turn things around, Shuckers hosting the Pensacola Blue Wahoos for…

NCAA Baseball: Mississippi State vs. Ole Miss

Mississippi State and Ole Miss doing battle for the fourth game in a row, Governor’s Cup. Bulldogs took two of three in Oxford and 18 of the last 22, now gracing the diamond at Trustmark Park in Pearl. Ole Miss wins 5-2. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, mississippi state, OIe Miss, sports

NCAA Baseball: Southern Miss vs. Southeastern Louisiana

The difference between good and great in college baseball can be as small as fair and foul, ball and strike, safe and out. Take a team like third-ranked Southern Miss, winner of 14 straight, tied for the longest streak in program history. Standing in the way of 15 in a row is Southeastern Louisiana, who isn’t ranked but already has…

Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann meets with MS Coast officials

Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann met with several Coast officials to discuss the 2022 legislative session. Hosemann says the most important topic discussed at the briefing was the American Rescue Plan Act. The state dedicated $750 million in ARPA funds to water and sewer infrastructure for cities, counties, and rural water associations. Cities and counties which received more than $1 million…

Family of 16-year-old shot in Biloxi speaks out

A weekend shooting in Biloxi has a 16-year-old girl fighting for her life. High school junior Kira Walker was shot in the head Saturday night as she was attempting to leave a party in the area of Rachel Drive and Terrace Court. Now, her family is speaking with WXXV about Kira’s current condition and the long journey ahead. Her cousin,…

Beau Rivage donates over 2,400 pounds of food to Lord is my Help

Beau Rivage Resort and Casino donated over 2,400 pounds of food to the Lord is my Help. Beau Rivage’s employee-drive/volunteer social impact and sustainability council hosted a canned food drive back in March and employees donated. The department that donated the most food at Beau Rivage will receive an incentive. Beau Rivage Chief of Security William Coffman said, “The Beau…

Mississippi Power hosts emergency management directors meeting

Mississippi Power gathered with emergency management directors from across Southeast Mississippi to discuss the plans for the upcoming hurricane season. With hurricane season running from June 1st through November 30th, Mississippi Power and all the EMA directors wanted to make sure all plans are fine tuned before the season gets active. The partners were able to get familiar with one…

Grow your green thumb at the Community Garden in Gulfport

Since 2017, the 34th Street Wholistic Garden and Education Center has provided Coast residents with green space for them to unearth the magic of gardening. They allow the public to participate by renting out grow boxes or as Executive Director James Franklin calls them ‘little farmhouses.’ It’s $25 for the whole season and staff is on site to help in…

Pine Hill Festival returns to Stone County this weekend

One of Stone County’s premier events returns this weekend. The decades old Pine Hill Festival is back in Wiggins this Friday and Saturday. The festival features great food, plenty of vendors, and fun for the whole family. You can also enjoy both locally and regionally known bands during the festival. It’s one of the longest running events in South Mississippi….

Morning Business Report: April 26th, 2022

Four in ten U.S. small businesses plan to raise prices by at least ten percent. How will Twitter change now that Elon Musk is in charge? Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Local News, News Tags: business, morning business report

City of Pascagoula to hold Free Flowin’ Fest

The Pascagoula River is the last free-flowing river in the U.S. and deserves to be celebrated. That’s the inspiration behind the ‘Free Flowin Fest’ coming up in Pascagoula. Here with all the details is Community Relations Director Katarina Scott. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Free Flowin’ Fest, Pascagoula

Nightly closures of Fort Bayou Bridge begin tonight

A heads up for drivers in Jackson County, the Fort Bayou Bridge will be closed overnight the next three days. The Highway 609 drawbridge will close from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. today, tomorrow, and Thursday for maintenance. The bridge will remain open during the day, but anyone who uses it during those overnight hours will need to find an…