Every year, ‘Two Men and a Truck’ make a special delivery for Mother’s Day. During their ‘Movers for Moms’ collection drive, they collect items for local domestic violence survivors to help them feel loved and supported on Mother’s Day. Today, they delivered the items to the Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence. The Two Men and a Truck Gulfport office was…
Seniors at Gulfport High School enjoyed Donut Decision Day where they celebrated their college and career choices. Students were treated to donuts and celebrated all of their hard work while in high school. Hall of Fame and National Merit students were also recognized at the Donut Decision. When each school was called, the students were able to all join together…
Keesler Federal Credit Union wanted to make teachers in South Mississippi feel extra special this week. In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Week, Keesler Federal paired up with the Mississippi Aquarium and asked superintendents from 16 local schools to nominate teachers they thought would benefit the most from a behind the scenes 30-minute tour at the aquarium. Ten schools nominated…
Today was special for the kindergarteners at St. James in Gulfport, they got to cut their teacher’s hair. Mrs. Moran then donated that hair to children in need. Mandy Moran’s fellow teachers at St. James joke that she puts Miracle Grow in her hair — because her curls fully grow back by the time her kindergarteners cut them again. She’s…
Today is National Nurses Day and Memorial Hospital honored its frontline workers with gift baskets. The job can be tough and sometimes even thankless, but these nurses at Memorial have a passion for their duties and have stuck with it through COVID. Doctors and surgeons might get a lot of recognition, but it’s the nurses who run the floor. Memorial…
Storms came through South Mississippi this morning, leaving a trail of tree limbs, branches, and debris. In Gulfport, off John Ross Road, several branches and tree limbs laid across yards and debris was scattered over driveways. On South Lake Forrest Drive, one resident tells News 25 he woke up in the middle of the night to loud noises and found…
An event being held tomorrow in Biloxi is celebrating our area’s rich arts heritage. Alongside the Gulf Coast Historical and Cultural Exposition, the Lighthouse Arts and Crafts Fair will feature a wide range of activities for people of all ages to enjoy. While you’re at the fair, lighthouse tours will be available, along with door prizes, vendors, and the opportunity…
The country’s baby formula shortage continues to get worse and the stock market is coming off its worst day since 2020. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
Center Stage just opened the curtain on a Pulitzer Prize winning comedy and it’s brimming with colorful characters. Cast member Glenda O’Neal is in studio to tell us more about the play ‘You Can’t Take it with You.’ Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Center Stage Biloxi, ‘You Can’t Take it with You’
CSX continues its work repairing railroad crossings along the Coast. Today, Gulfport residents will be happy to know the crossings at Highway 49 downtown, 30th Avenue, and Broad Avenue have all reopened. There will be more work in Ocean Springs next week with closings at Highway 57, Hanshaw Road, and Ocean Springs Road. Keep checking your city’s social media pages…
Advocates for Freedom and students at Ocean Springs High are hosting the second annual Walk against Human Trafficking tonight. Earlier today, students in the Ocean Springs High IB, international baccalaureate, were getting ready for the event at Greyhound Stadium on Bienville Boulevard. The walk starts at 6 tonight and there will be music, special guest speakers, and a candlelight walk…
Strong stability will move into the area once the cold front begins to move through later this afternoon. Clouds will clear the area this afternoon but since the frontal boundary stalls and is somewhat quasi-stationary, moisture will be trapped along and south of it where there will be opportunity for dense fog to form maybe in a few locations Sat…
This morning will bring another line of showers/t-storms developing in response to the next disturbance which can be seen in the blowup of convection over the NW gulf. Stability is lacking for this activity as the first line has been able to knock stability values down quite a bit. With help from the disturbance and surface forcing, one or two of…
The warmest temperatures of the season are on the horizon, but first we have to deal with a few thunderstorms. Some showers will develop late tonight ahead of an approaching cold front. The front will affect the area Friday around daybreak, with the bulk of our region in a “slight” level (2 out of 5) for a severe storm or…
The Biloxi Shuckers are still on the road, taking on the Montgomery Biscuits and still looking for their first win of the series in game three. Biscuits win game three 14-5. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, Biloxi Shuckers, sports
Still two rounds away from crowning a high school baseball or softball champion, the Gulf Coast is already guarantee to have least one South State champion from the six coastal counties. The third round of the softball playoffs featuring an all-local 5A South comprised of Vancleave, George County, East Central, and West Harrison. East Central and West Harrison starting their…
It’s a fiesta at El Agave Mexican Restaurant in celebration of Cinco de Mayo. A day that celebrates more than tacos and tequila, Cinco de Mayo honors Mexico’s unexpected victory over France on May 5th, 1862. Here in the U.S., the holiday is a chance for Americans to indulge in Mexican culture. At El Agave’s on Highway 49, locals stopped…
The school year is wrapping up soon and that means the class of seniors are ready to take on the next chapter of their lives. Two-hundred and thirteen Long Beach High seniors sat down in their gym as they were given praise and good wishes on their future endeavors at their senior night. The ceremony is a moment of celebration…
After a four-day trial, a Jackson County jury found Deshaude Jones guilty of first-degree murder and of being a felon in possession of a firearm. Jones is originally from Illinois. During the trial, the state presented evidence that Jones murdered an unarmed man by shooting him in the back. The Ocean Springs Police Department investigated the case. A judge sentenced…
A few showers will develop late tonight ahead of an approaching cold front. The front will affect the area Friday around daybreak, with the bulk of our region in a “slight” level (2 out of 5) for a severe storm or two. The main threats would be gusty winds and heavy rain. This could last for a few hours, but…
All this week, schools across the country are celebrating National Teacher Appreciation Week. The Gulfport School District and community are spending the week showing their teachers just how much they mean. Since Monday, local churches and businesses have donated several meals to the staff at all the schools in the district. Today at Gulfport High School, Brooklyn Pizza was donated…
The Naval Construction Battalion Center held a ceremony to celebrate National Day of Prayer. Base chaplains and other local clergy and personnel prayed for different local, national, and international topics such as media and culture, families, schools, students and educators, businesses, the government, the military, and those who are persecuted for their faith and beliefs throughout the world. NCMB 1…
The Senior Olympics are underway in Mississippi. Today, athletes 50 and up headed to Cypress Lanes in D’Iberville hoping to strike out. Over 80 seniors bowled singles and they were divided by their age group. The winners will head to the Senior Nationals for bowling in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The Senior Olympics were started with the goal of enhancing the…
Today students at West Harrison High School had a first-hand look at what could happen if they partake in underage drinking and driving during prom season. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, for the past several years during prom weekend, approximately 300 teens have died in alcohol related car accidents. To help prevent students at West Harrison High…