Former Biloxi Shucker Corbin Burnes made Major League Baseball history. With his third strikeout in his first start back from COVID-19, he got to 52 strikeouts with no walks, the most punch outs to start a season without issuing a walk in MLB history. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, Corbin Burnes, play of the day, sports
All jokes aside, Landmass Comedy is working hard to make the Coast a comedy hub by bringing in talent from across the nation. That’s what they’re doing Saturday night as they host Jon Carden from Austin, Texas. He will be performing at the District on the Alley in Gulfport at 8 p.m. The owner of Landmass Comedy is thrilled to…
We are in the middle of the Least Tern nesting season and it will soon be the same for the skimmers. Audubon Mississippi is busy putting up signage reminding beachgoers to stay away from nesting areas. Apart from staying away from the marked off areas, be aware of how your presence is impacting the birds around you. If they start…
The Blood Center is in need of extra blood donations. Low donor turnout coupled with increased usage has put a strain on inventory levels at the Blood Center. The Blood Center has partnered with Singing River Health System to conduct three emergency blood drives on Monday, May 17th. Those drives are located at: Gautier Donor Center Mobile at 1408 Highway…
It’s time to suit up in your pirate gear. The sixth annual Pirate Day in the Bay is happening tonight and tomorrow in Old Town Bay St. Louis. Tonight, there will be a pub crawl and scavenger hunt in the local eateries and on Saturday it will be a day filled with family-friendly events including a costume contest, live music,…
First responders in Harrison County responded to single-vehicle accident this afternoon that resulted in one fatality. According to Harrison County Fire Chief Pat Sullivan, a vehicle hit some trees and caught on fire on Tradition Parkway around a half-mile east of Highway 67 around noon. The fire was put out by Harrison County Fire Rescue and the Harrison County Sheriff’s…
The 17th annual Jolly McCarty Memorial Gala is set for tonight and the golf tournament is Saturday. After being canceled a few times in 2020 due to the pandemic and Hurricane Zeta, the Jolly is returning. This event is put on by the Bacot McCarty Foundation and raises hundred of thousands of dollars for local charities and scholarships. The gala…
The East Central Lady Hornets are in the midst of a tremendous softball season, culminating in a 5A South State championship. Their reward is a state championship series against Neshoba Central, who hasn’t lost a game all year. Neshoba takes game one 7-3. Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: East Central, High School Softball, softball, sports
Over at D’Iberville, interesting playoff rematch in a different sport, Northwest Rankin knocked out D’Iberville in football, Baseball Warriors trying to avoid the same fate. Warriors fall hard in game one losing 12-1 in five innings. Gulfport and Pearl finally getting to settle the score in a winner-take-all game three after battling unplayable field conditions the last two days. The…
Much in the way that Brett Favre played the game of his life on Monday Night Football just a day after losing his father, Stone pitcher Gehrig Conard is just as brave, still taking the ball in Stone’s third round playoff game tomorrow night as a way to honor his dad in the biggest way possible. The Stone High family…
One Biloxi nursing home is getting back into the swing of holding interactive events for their residents. The Pillars of Biloxi brought smiles to seniors’ faces for National Nursing Home Week. From birds to chinchillas to even creepy crawly tarantulas, residents at the Pillars enjoyed an afternoon in the sun with some of Earth’s coolest creatures. It was all smiles…
A year after Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College had to hold its commencement virtually due to the pandemic, graduates are once again getting the chance to walk across a stage and receive their diplomas. One of MGCCC’s two regular commencement ceremonies this spring was held this evening at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum. Decked out in their caps, gowns, and cords,…
Loaves and Fishes is in need of the community’s help. Their current lease ends in December and have no option but to close their doors. They are searching for a local building to lease/purchase. This cannot happen unless they first find a location and then build up their financial resources to lease or purchase a permanent home. Loaves and Fishes…
There remains a possibility that some of the patchy low clouds sitting over the coast may persist at least into the first half of the night, as lingering moisture sits over the area. Mostly clear conditions are expected by daybreak Friday. Highs next week will generally be in the low to mid 80s, however, some upper 80s are possible over…
After a long process, 15 new U.S. citizens took their Oath of Allegiance Thursday to the United States of America. Fifteen individuals attended their Naturalization Ceremony, turning their dreams of becoming a United States citizen into a reality. After taking the Oath of Allegiance inside the Dan M.R. Russell Courthouse each individual received their certificate of naturalization, making them official…
Make-A-Wish has all the reason to celebrate. At the IP Hotel and Casino, the foundation that brings hope to children across the country honored those who help make wishes come true. Make-A-Wish Mississippi showed appreciation to its donors and volunteers who allow them to grant wishes to children in Mississippi with critical illnesses. Through last year’s COVID pandemic and active…
This week is National Police Week. Across the country, police departments honor those who have lost their lives while protecting their community. In Gautier, the Rotary Club showed their appreciation to officers with their fourth Honorary Luncheon. He says there is no place he’d rather be, retired Jackson County Sheriff Pete Pope shares a meal with some of Gautier’s police…
In honor of National Police Memorial Week, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department paid special tribute to one Jackson County law enforcement officer who was killed in the line of duty 31 years ago. With the assistance of the sheriff’s department honor guard, Sheriff Mike Ezell placed a wreath at the grave of National Park Service Ranger Robert McGhee. On May…
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department needs the public’s help with a nearly 28 year old cold case. Investigators are asking for information into the disappearance of Kimberly Sue Turner, the 27 year old female who disappeared on September 28th, 1993. Kimberly was last seen in the area of McClellan Road and Tucker Road in the Latimer community when she was…
It’s a western theme for the 17th annual Jolly McCarty Memorial Gala and Golf Tournament. After being canceled a few times in 2020 due to the pandemic and Hurricane Zeta, the Jolly returns and is happening Friday and Saturday. It’s put on by Bacot McCarty Foundation and raises hundreds of thousands of dollars for local charities and scholarships. The gala…
After hearing many stories of shelters across the country receiving returns of pets that were adopted during the start of the pandemic, News 25 reached out to a local shelter. The Jackson County Animal Shelter has not had any returns of this nature that they are aware of. The shelter is aware of the trend and will accommodate any animals…
We’re taking a visit to a local collegiate gymnast factory, Lanier’s Gymnastics in Gulfport, for this week’s WXXV Student Athlete of the Week. From the same gym that produced LSU’s Sarah Edwards out of Ocean Springs is another up-and-coming gymnast out of St. Martin. News 25’s Grace Boyles catches up with Gymnast Elizabeth Janssen fresh off medaling twice at USAG…
Wednesday, the NFL released the first ever 17 game schedule for the New Orleans Saints who, even without Drew Brees, are in line for five primetime games in 2021. They kick things off in New Orleans against the Green Bay Packers before hitting the road for three out of their next four games, leading up to a week six bye….
More than 20 Biloxi High School athletes have signed National Letters of Intent this school year, eight of them doing so Wednesday afternoon during the spring period, representing six different sports. In alphabetical order: Jasmine Burdine put pen to paper with PRCC for volleyball Hugo Carbajo with Blue Mountain College for baseball Madisyn Crosslin with Lurleen B. Wallace Community College…