Harrison Central hosting St. Martin in a Region 4 Class 6A matchup. The Red Rebels are led by quarterback Christian Turner and the Yellowjackets are led by QB DK Jenkins, who is fresh off his Bernard Blackwell All-Star selection. Harrison Central putting this one away in the fourth quarter, taking down St. Martin by the final score of 28-14. HC…
If you didn’t know any better you might think this was the News 25 Friday Night Showcase, but it’s not, that’s tomorrow. This is just some Thursday night lights over fall break and Ocean Springs knows all about that, starting its 2022 campaign with a road win over Clinton on the first Thursday of the season. Greyhounds 2-0 in Region…
According to Gautier Police, one man is dead after a shooting in Gautier this afternoon. The man was identified as Quintavious Griffin, dying from what police believe was a single gunshot wound. Police were called to a home on Whitewood Drive, a witness saying they did not know how Griffin was injured. Officers provided medical assistance, but Griffin died at…
A mild weather pattern has been across the area today and for the remainder of the workweek. The area of high pressure is in place to the east of us and winds have been out of the south. Another mild night is expected with mid-60s expected across the viewing area under mostly clear conditions and a light southerly breeze. Tomorrow…
When people think of Rolls Royce, you may think cars, however a Rolls Royce facility in Pascagoula has a different line of work. After years of hard work, Rolls Royce held a grand opening ceremony for its brand new 26,000 square foot Center of Excellence facility within the Pascagoula Naval Site. At this facility, the main priority is to manufacture…
The Cruisin’ the Coast fun is not finished yet! Friday offers many events across the Coast for everyone to enjoy. The Ocean Springs Sock Hop and Street Party is happening from 5:45 p.m. to 9 p.m. featuring entertainment from the Platters Great Pretender, and the Molly Ringwalds. The Platters will perform from 5:45 to 7 p.m. and the Molly Ringwalds…
Chuck and June Bullock traveled to the Coast from Chauvin, Louisiana to show off their one-of-a-kind hot rod, a Boatcar called ‘Y Knot.’ Chuck says he built the Boatcar as a passion project a few years ago and took him two months to complete. If you are wondering, no the car is not seaworthy. The vehicle is decked out with…
If you do not have your own antique car to drive around in, don’t worry! There is plenty of time to buy one while Cruisin’ continues. At the Biloxi Car Corral, just east of Treasure Bay, people walked around viewing what was up for sale. One vehicle stood out the most. The old 48 Ford was found in an abandoned…
Popps Ferry Elementary School had some visitors drive by to celebrate America’s Largest Block Party. These cruisers volunteered to help bring some Cruisin’ spirit to the kids. Popps Ferry Elementary brought Cruisin’ the Coast to their students by having a parade at their school. Assistant Principal Jennifer Seymour says the school has been prepping for the parade all week by…
Inflation is curbing holiday travel plans and oil and gas prices are heading higher after OPEC cuts back on oil production. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
A local organization wants to help recovering addicts erase the past and embrace the future. It’s the Gulf Coast Christian Women’s Job Corps’ Magdalene House. This weekend, they’re hoping to make strides in their mission, holding a 5K fundraiser run in Diamondhead. Here to tell us more about the event and the program are Diane Bennett and Alice Hoffman. Categories:…
A local program that helps provide support to those most in need is looking for more volunteers to join in their mission and there’s a way to get involved real soon. Here to tell us more about the upcoming ‘Friends of Court’ training sessions are Joshua Johnson and Cathy Pickering. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Friends of Court, training
On October 6, 2022, at approximately 2:29 p.m., the Gulfport Police Department responded to the area of Cowan Road and Magnolia Street in reference to a vehicle occupied by multiple subjects brandishing firearms at motorists. Officers made contact with the vehicle in the area of 8th Avenue and Pass Road and subjects fled from the vehicle. An officer engaged an…
It wouldn’t be a Cruisin’ the Coast celebration without the Vicari Auto Auction. Through the years, the auction has sold tens of thousands of cars to buyers across the nation and even overseas. Car lovers are browsing the selection at the Coast Convention Center, looking at some of the eye-catching vehicles up for grabs. The auction has around 400 cars…
The Long Beach Yacht Club spent a busy morning cooking up their Country Cruisin’ Breakfast. For over 20 years now, the Yacht Club has been serving breakfast during Cruisin’ the Coast. Their breakfast is popular among cruisers as many come back year after year. It’s a buffet style breakfast serving all your breakfast favorites including eggs, sausage, bacon, biscuits and…
On Thursday, October 6, 2022, Sheriff Troy Peterson announced the arrest of 26 year old Jacob Matthew McDonough on two felony counts of aggravated assault on a police officer and one felony count of murder. According to Sheriff Troy Peterson, Deputies responded to Saucier on a report of a shooting. Upon arrival Deputies and Investigator located a male in the…
The mild weather pattern continues across the area today and for the remainder of the workweek. The area of high pressure has moved to the east of us and winds are predominantly out of the south. This has ushered in more humidity and it will feel slightly warmer than the temperature. Mid-80s are expected for today under a few clouds…
After mixed clouds yesterday, we have had just a few upper-level clouds today. High pressure has the biggest influence on our weather pattern overnight tonight and Thursday. Winds will remain from the south as more humid conditions will continue. We will see the low-60s tonight with clear skies, and a mild feel to the air. The humid flow will continue…
If there was ever a high school football game that felt like a college football game, it’s the Mississippi-Alabama All-Star Classic. A lot of players will be suiting up on Thursday or Saturday’s next year and chances are some of them will be doing the same on Sundays in the near future. Today, eight players from the six coastal counties…
As is the case with a lot of our News 25’s Student Athletes of the Week, this week’s selection plays not just one, but two sports. Ocean Springs senior Rhys St. Amant plays basketball, but her true love is volleyball and she’s one of the biggest reasons behind her team’s eighth straight district title. Double the sports means double the…
Under the watch of Todd Monken in 2015, the Southern Miss football program started to get back a piece of itself, beating the teams it should be and playing the big schools really tough. 2022 is starting to feel like the same thing under the watch of Will Hall following a week four statement win on the road over Tulane….
Pascagoula defensive lineman Jeffery Rush, Jr. is saying woo pig sooie, having received his eighth division I offer from Arkansas yesterday. The four-star junior holds other SEC offers from Ole Miss and Missouri as well as Florida State, Southern Miss, Austin Peay, Central Arkansas, and Samford. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: football, high school football, sports
Cruisers from around the Coast made their way to Diamondhead for the annual Blessing of the Classics. The hotrods take the trip to the roundabout between Lanai Street and Diamondhead Drive East where religious leaders are waiting for them to say a quick prayer over each car ensuring safety for it and its passengers. The event is also made into…
Gulfport Police officers say the best way to start off the morning is with coffee and donuts. The Gulfport Police Department and some firefighters had their National Coffee with a Cop at Centennial Plaza near all the Cruisin’ the Coast action. The department not only wanted to interact with Gulf Coast residents, but have a chance to let Cruisers get…