Morning Business Report: May 11th, 2022
A critical new report on inflation is out today. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with that story and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
2022 Mississippi Lions All-State Band reception
The Orange Grove Public Library is tooting the horn of some notable students. They’re hosting a reception for the 2022 Mississippi Lions All-State Band. Library Circulation Clerk and former Lion Richard Kalnins is in studio with details. Tags: 2022 Mississippi Lions All-State Band, Orange Grove Public Library, reception
Feral Feline Coalition limiting overpopulation in Jackson County
It’s kitten season, the time of year when cats are breeding and having litters of kittens. Since 2017, the Feral Feline Coalition has worked to control the cat population in Jackson County by capturing, neutering, and releasing cats. You can spot them every Saturday at the fresh market in Ocean Springs educating the public on their mission of controlling populations,…
Antique wooden catboat restored and added to the Mississippi Maritime Museum
The Mississippi Maritime Museum in Pascagoula hasn’t even opened yet, but it is already adding more to its collection. The museum has announced the debut of a restored wooden catboat. They christened it today by breaking a bottle against the boat’s bow. The boat was donated to the museum by Mort and Joan Caplan of Gulfport and recently restored on…
Financial Tips with Navigator: Preparing to buy a home
It’s getting harder and harder to live the American dream these days. The rise in home prices coupled with soaring mortgage rates and a low housing supply are certainly making home buying more challenging. Here with some tips to increase your buying power in today’s competitive market is John Simmons, business development officer with Navigator Credit Union. Categories: Financial Tips
Diamondhead adds two new faces to city council
Diamondhead residents in Wards 2 and 3 elected new council members to represent them in a special election held Tuesday. Ward 2 elected Anna DeMarco Liese while Ward 3 voters elected John J. Cumberland. Both won with a majority of the votes. Here are the unofficial results in Ward 2: David Hart 4 votes, 1.83% Anna DeMarco Liese 115 votes,…
5/11 – Rob Knight’s “Subtle Changes Ahead” Hump Day Morning Forecast
Hot and dry pattern continues as high-pressure extends SW to NE from the western Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes. This will easily support high temperatures around 90 degrees, with isolated locations approaching low/mid 90s. Relatively low dew-points in place will keep heat indices in check. Upper level low currently in the western Atlantic will move eastward into the east…
Former St. Martin basketball standout Andre Brunt II signs with Tougaloo College
Two years after his initial signing day ceremony, former St. Martin boys basketball standout Andre Brunt II is back where it all began to do it all over again. This afternoon, the former Yellowjacket put pen to paper with Tougaloo College in Jackson, having played the last two seasons at Snead State Community College in Boaz, Alabama. This season, Brunt…
5/5 – Rob Martin’s “Heat Peaks Then Rain Chances” Tuesday Night Forecast
Expect a very pleasant Tuesday night as skies clear, with lows in the 60s. Cooler drainage areas around Pascagoula and central Jackson County could see some upper 50s. The very warm pattern continues in the short term, with 80s along the coast and readings closer to 90 inland. As high pressure builds further, heat for the week will peak Wednesday…
Biloxi Shuckers vs. Birmingham Barons
The Biloxi Shuckers are a hard team to figure out this year, having won their first seven games of the season in April. They’ve flipped that stat on its head in the next calendar month, having lost their first seven games in May. Shuckers hosting the Birmingham Barons for a six-game series at MGM Park. Shuckers lost five of six…
Taste of Back Bay returns to the Coast
The D’Iberville Chamber of Commerce held their eighth annual Taste of Back Bay this evening to give residents some samples of coastal flavors. Businesses including Chicken Salad Chick, Olive Garden, Scarlet Pearl, the Fudge Shack, Luxe Pop Ups, and more set up shop as they cooked some of their best samples. Guests then went around trying each food sample and…
Ocean Springs residents celebrate the life of Carl the Rooster
The City of Ocean Springs gathered to celebrate the life of beloved mascot Carl the Rooster who was killed last month. Blackwater Brass led a sidewalk second line from Lil’ Market Deli and Bagelry to Twisted Anchor Tattoo along with sounds from the St. John Pipers. Everyone, young and old, got one last chance to remember Carl’s life and symbolism…
5/10 – Night Rob’s “90s Inland Tomorrow” Tuesday Evening Forecast
The very warm pattern continues with 80s along the coast and readings closer to 90 inland. As high pressure builds further, heat for the week will peak Wednesday and Thursday with coastal areas mid-upper 80s and inland areas in the low 90s. Fortunately humidity will not be excessive, so max real-feels will be mid-upper 90s at most for inland areas….
Taste of the Back Bay along the Coast
Looking for some fun and good eats this evening? Why not stop by the D’Iberville Community Center for the annual Taste of the Back Bay event. News 25’s Rick Gogreve is at the event with more. Categories: Local News, News Tags: d’iberville, Taste of Back Bay
Most Affordable Beach Towns in U.S: Four Coast towns in top 10
With housing prices going up more than 19 percent in the last year, finding affordable houses in beach towns can be tough. Good news for Coast home buyers, four cities on the Coast have been named ‘Most Affordable Beach Towns’ by smartasset.com. The list is based on average home sale price, average number of rooms per house, median monthly property…
Diamondhead special election today
Diamondhead voters are at the polls today for special elections to fill vacant council seats. Ward 2 was vacated after former Councilman Alan Moran resigned after his arrest on sex charges. Ricky Sheppard stepped down from his position as Ward 3 councilman because he and his family moved into Ward 2. Sheppard is now running for the Ward 2 seat….
Fallen Officer Ceremony for Harrison County Deputy Earl Wesley Phillips
Family, friends, and law enforcement officers gathered to remember Harrison County Sheriff’s Department’s fallen officer Deputy Earl Phillips. Fifty years have passed since fallen officer Deputy Earl Phillips ended his watch, but the pain still runs deep. To honor his life and service to the Harrison County Sheriff’s Department, a fallen officer ceremony took place at his gravesite. Sheriff Troy…
Hooked on Science: May 10th, 2022
Today’s experiment involves using a few ingredients from around the house to better understand the science of sound. Tags: Hooked on Science
Morning Business Report: May 10th, 2022
Goldfish and Old Bay Seasoning team up for a spicy snack and Americans’ inflation fears hovered near record highs in April. Jane King is at the Nasdaq with those stories and more in today’s Morning Business Report. Categories: Business Tags: business, morning business report
Pet of the Week: Rosalyn is looking for her forever home
Every other Tuesday we feature a pet up for adoption at the Humane Society of South Mississippi. Katie King with HSSM is in studio with this week’s Pet of the Week Rosalyn. Categories: Pet of the Week Tags: Humane Society of South Mississippi, pet of the week
Ribbon cutting for new Harrison County Advocacy Center
Connecting the unconnected, that’s the mission of Harrison County’s new Advocacy Center located in Gulfport. Harrison County District 2 Supervisor Rebecca Powers is in studio to talk about this new resource and how it’s helping bridge a gap. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Harrison County Advocacy Center, Ribbon cutting
New sand sculpture being built at Edgewater Mall
A 75-ton sand sculpture is being built at Edgewater Mall in Biloxi. In front of the JC Penny entrance, artists from Sandsational Sand Sculptures are hard at work to ensure the one-of-a-kind piece is finished by Friday evening. For more than 15 years they have traveled from Florida to Biloxi to build sand sculptures inside Edgewater Mall. Themes from previous…
Do you know the history of statue located at Twelve Oaks Nature Preserve?
In Ocean Springs, behind the Hancock Whitney Bank on Hwy 90, a gravel road will take you to the Twelve Oaks Nature Preserve. Greeting you at the gate is an old statue. FACE, the Friends of Art, Culture, and Education, is inquiring about the history of the statue so they can relocate it. The preserve is three acres on Old…
Second line to celebrate Carl the Rooster in Ocean Springs tonight
People from near and far will gather in downtown Ocean Springs tonight to remember the beloved town mascot Carl the Rooster. Several business owners have organized a second line to celebrate Carl 2.0. The sidewalk second line celebration will begin at the Lil Market Deli and Bagelry at 6:30 tonight. Carl was killed last month. Kendra Shaffer, a now former…