News 25’s Lori Buhring helps Magic 93.7 flip to Christmas

Today the team at Magic 93.7 and News 25’s Lori Buhring got together to flip on Christmas music on their radio station and spread some holiday spirit. Christmas classics such as ‘All I Want for Christmas is You’ and “Rockin’ around the Christmas Tree’ will be spreading the joy every day and night until the clock strikes midnight on Christmas…

Coast side Showdown Toy Drive and Car Show taking place Sunday

In Biloxi, Exssesive Life Style is hosting a Coast side showdown car show and toy drive to collect Christmas toys for kids at Canopy Children Solutions. The event is free to spectators, all that is required is an unwrapped toy valued between $15 and $20. For those who bring an extra unwrapped toy they will get two raffle tickets. The…

Coast Episcopal students experiencing the life of a pioneer

Second graders at Coast Episcopal School in Long Beach are experiencing the life of a pioneer as part of their ‘Western Migration’ unit by camping out on the school’s 25-acre campus. Last night, the kids spent the night outdoors in tents recreating the pioneer life. The pioneers ate food cooked over an open fire and completed their classwork on chalk…

Veterans Day Parade rolling through downtown Biloxi Saturday

The annual Gulf Coast Veterans Parade will roll through Downtown Biloxi Saturday at 11 a.m. The parade lineup will include military personnel from the Navy, Army, Air Force, Air National Guard, and Marine Corps. Veterans who were in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, and Desert Shield will also be participating in the parade. Local high school bands, JROTC…

Shearwater Pottery in Ocean Springs founded by Peter Anderson in 1928

The Peter Anderson Festival takes place this weekend. Today, we are honoring its origins. Master Potter Peter Anderson founded Shearwater Pottery in 1928 and today, the studio keeps his heritage alive as the Anderson family owns and operates it. Jim Anderson said, “He just said to practice doing it over and over and over and learn from your mistakes. Of…

Ocean Springs businesses buckle up for Peter Anderson Festival

Businesses in Downtown Ocean Springs are preparing for the weekend’s 43rd annual Peter Anderson Arts and Crafts Festival. The festival, honoring the renowned master potter of the same name, draws crowds of over 100,000 people to Ocean Springs each year, giving a financial boom to downtown businesses. The festival will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday…

Ocean Springs resident Mika Hartman to speak at Jackson rally

Saturday morning, an Ocean Springs mom will be speaking on stage at the state capital as the ‘See Me Now’ Bus Tour kicks off. Mika Hartman is the mother of Hudson, the three-year-old with Down Syndrome whose diagnosis spurned her activism. Hudson was the grand marshal in the 2019 Buddy Walk and played a part in passing the Human Life…

First Friday Downtown Block Party in Biloxi

It’s the First Friday of November which means it is time for another block party in Downtown Biloxi. Here to tell us about what’s on tap for tonight’s First Friday Celebration at the District Green is Biloxi Main Street Association president Bobby Gillon. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Biloxi Main Street Association, First Friday Downtown Block Party

Jackson County School Board meets to discuss facility upgrades

The Jackson County School District is going back to the drawing board on potential facility upgrades after voters rejected a bond proposal earlier this year. The Jackson County School Board held a facility workshop this week to talk about future plans for its aging school buildings. Since the bond vote failed, district leaders have created a master facility plan to…

Mississippi Attorney General files suit against vaccine mandate

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has joined two other attorney generals in filing a lawsuit to stop President Biden’s vaccine mandate for federal contractors. Governor Reeves said he wanted to see a lawsuit filed by the end of the week. According to the AG’s Office, Mississippi joins Louisiana and Indiana in the suit to halt what they call President Biden’s…

11/5 – Rob Knight’s “Cold & Cloudy” Friday Morning Forecast

An area of low-pressure over the NE’tern Gulf should reach Florida this evening, with most remaining cloud cover over the local area exiting by early/mid afternoon. Clouds may be hard to come by on Saturday and Sunday, other than perhaps some upper-level cirrus. Breezy conditions today will gust to upper teens to low 20 mph range at times through this…

11/04 Ryan’s “Cool and Cloudy” Thursday Night Forecast

More cloudy skies tonight, but they won't last long.

Cloudy and cooler weather dominates today thanks to a stalled front to the South, but a long period of sunny days lies ahead. Not going to be that lucky tonight though as the cloudy skies hold steady, with a cool low near 52. A few upper 40s are likely inland, but the cloud cover will keep lows from falling too…

MHSAA moves football championships to Southern Miss

For any Coast teams that end up making a run to state championship weekend, the drive just got a little shorter and the home field advantage just got a lot better. Today, the Mississippi High School Activities Association voted to move the state title games to Southern Miss for the third time in four years due to Jackson State possibly…

High School Football: Harrison Central vs. Ocean Springs

In the 6A ranks, everything pretty much locked up, but if you’re undefeated Ocean Springs why not stay perfect, one-seed on the road at four-seed Harrison Central. Ocean Springs wins 38-13 with their perfect record intact going into the first round of playoffs next week. D’Iberville-34 St. Martin-20 Gulfport-27 Biloxi-19 Pascagoula-54 Hancock-46 East Central-42 Vancleave-35 George County-42 Long Beach-7 Pearl…

News 25 Game of the Week: Gautier vs. Picayune

Last year, Picayune football was playing like Picayune football, starting with a perfect record of 8-0 before losing its final two games of the regular season and a first round playoff game. This year, the Maroon Tide learning from those mistakes and showing no signs of slowing down. Having already wrapped up the region 4 class 5A championship, looking for…

Biloxi Bay Area Chamber of Commerce honors 28th annual Biloxian Made Good

The 28th annual Biloxian Made Good was honored tonight by the Biloxi Bay Area Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Virginia Burkett graduated from Biloxi High School in 1968.  After college she began her career specializing in environmental science. Dr. Burkett now lives in Louisiana as the current chief scientist for climate and land use change at the U.S. Geological Survey. Tonight…

Aloha Glamour opens at the Gulfport Premium Outlet

  Bringing color and culture to South Mississippi, a new and one-of-a-kind business opens at the Gulfport Premium Outlet. Aloha Glamour is the world’s first Afro-Waiian clothing boutique. What started off as an in-home business grew to make appearances in local pop-up shops and today has its own physical store front. Aloha Glamour Founder and CEO Alexis Williams said, “Every…

Mississippi Aquarium holds a Mermaid Mini Cruise

After last week’s severe weather postponed their grand entrance, the mermaids at the Mississippi Aquarium are finally having their Mini Cruise Welcome Parade. All five mermaids rode in classic and exotic cars earlier this evening in what turned out to be a farewell parade. The Pass High Pirates band and cheerleaders, along with members of the Krewe of Mystic Seahorses,…

11/04 Ryan’s “Cloudy, Cooler” Thursday Evening Forecast

Cloudy and cooler today thanks to a stalled front and lingering cloud cover, but the sun will come out...tomorrow.

Cloudy and cooler weather dominates today thanks to a stalled front to the South, but a long period of sunny days lies ahead. Not going to be that lucky tonight though as the cloudy skies hold steady, with a cool low near 52. A few upper 40s are likely inland, but the cloud cover will keep lows from falling too…