Fly Llama Brewing hosting Cinco de Mayo Fiesta

Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo. In honor of the occasion, Fly Llama Brewing, located on Bohn Street in Biloxi, is hosting a ‘Llama la Bamba.’ The celebration kicks off at 2 on Wednesday and they’ll be giveaways and the Captain Coconut food truck dishing out your Tex-Mex favorites. The brewery will also be serving their new margarita beer daiquiris and…

Locals prepare for National Day of Prayer

Many people of faith live in South Mississippi and some will be heading out on Thursday at various local rallies celebrating National Day of Prayer. ‘Lord, pour out your love, life, and liberty,’ this year’s theme for Thursday’s National Day of Prayer. Mississippi National Day of Prayer State Coordinator Debra Brown said, “This is our 70th year. It’s our anniversary…

American Cancer Society presented Singing River Health System Cancer Center with grant

Singing River Health System’s cancer center in Pascagoula will now be helping cancer patients along the Coast travel to and from treatment. This afternoon, the American Cancer Society presented Singing River with a $5,000 grant to help patients with logistical and financial needs related to transportation. These grants through ACS are awarded at a local level to health systems, treatment…

National Electrical Safety Month

As Electrical Safety Month continues, Mississippi Power has more tips when dealing with electricity, especially as hurricane season fast approaches. If the lights do go out during a storm, contact Mississippi Power or your power provider to report the outage as soon as possible. Of course, if you see a downed power line following a storm, stay clear of the…

National Star Wars Day

It’s National Star Wars Day and instead of slipping into the dark side take a dive into the aquatic side. News 25’s Lorraine Weiskopf is at the Mississippi Aquarium with information regarding their Star Wars festivities. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Mississippi Aquarium, Star Wars Day

D’Iberville High powerlifting team raises the bar as state champs

Uplifted with school spirit, the D’Iberville Boys and Girls Powerlifting teams made school history. Over the weekend in Jackson, Mississippi, D’Iberville High School competed in the state power lifting competition. For the first time ever, the Boys and Girls teams both became state champions in the same season. Coach Josh Ladner said, “My motivation is always the success of the…

Remembering the life of Larry Benefield

Former Harrison County Supervisor Larry Benefield died yesterday after a battle with cancer. Harrison County School District’s newly appointed Superintendent Mitchell King spoke about Benefield’s life and legacy. “Mr. Benefield was liked by mostly everyone he came in contact with.” Larry Benefield lived a long and full life. In 2008, Benefield became the supervisor of maintenance and transportation at Harrison…

MGCCC students performing show ‘Closure’ as a fundraiser

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Perkinston Campus is holding a fundraiser for its school of performing and visual arts entitled ‘Closure.’ On Thursday night MGCCC’s Perkettes will be performing ‘Closure,’ a very emotionally driven piece for the dancers as they and so many others had major life events canceled by the pandemic. The team is mainly comprised of freshmen, like…

Quilts of Valor presents local military member with handmade quilt

The South Mississippi Quilts of Valor group showed its appreciation to local men and women that serve our country Friday afternoon. Even throughout the pandemic, Quilts of Valor volunteers have been hard at work making handmade quilts specifically crafted for each military member. Since 2003, the foundation has made and gifted over 260,000 quilts nationwide. The Coast’s most recent recipient…

Slap Ya Momma’s Smokehouse and BBQ is back open

Slap Ya Momma’s Smokehouse and BBQ reopened its doors to welcome guests today after being closed due to damages from Hurricane Zeta. Over the last six months, crews and staff have worked hard to get the restaurant back open while also doing some renovations. They have also worked on improving their menu while being closed to provide more options to…

Woolmarket resident dealing with yard flooding

A resident in the Woolmarket area is upset about the drainage and flooding issues on his property after the City of Biloxi dug a drainage ditch to the back of his home. Greg Saucier says for about three years he has been dealing with issues with the City of Biloxi and the new subdivision built behind his home. Saucier has…

Child exploitation sentencing

The Jackson County District Attorney’s Office has announced the sentencing of a woman who pled guilty to four counts of child exploitation in December of last year. Thirty-nine-year-old Cora Lee Schaub was sentenced to 40 years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections with 22 years to serve day for day, along with a $1,500 fine. According to…

Vicari Classic Car Auction at the Coast Coliseum

From classic Camaros to vintage convertible T-Birds, there’s a little something for everyone at the Vicari Classic Car Auction at the Coast Coliseum Convention Center in Biloxi. For nearly 25 years, these four-wheel beauties have been up for sale on the auction block during Cruisin’ the Coast during the fall, but this year marks the inaugural spring roll out for…

Flooding concerns in Lake-A-Way area in Stone County

The Stone County Emergency Agency, along with the Mississippi Department of Environmental Agency, are still pumping water out of the lake near the Lake-A-Way RV park in order to reduce the risk of flooding in the area. John Wills Road off of Highway 23 has been closed off to through traffic since this afternoon due to the risk of potential…

Gulf Coast Monarchy gearing up for the season

The Gulf Coast Monarchy football season will officially kick off in May. If you don’t know about them, it’s an all-women’s team in an all-women’s football league. Joining us on set is Hanklin and Sterling, a few members of this unique coaching staff. Tags: Gulf Coast Monarchy, sports