Gulfport’s Kate Smith has been recognized numerous times as a part of the Lady Admirals soccer program and she still has a whole senior season ahead of her. Nine months after scoring the game winning goal in the 2021 6A State Championship game, Gulfport forward Kate Smith is back on the pitch. This time with her name inked on a…
In order to win back-to-back high school state championships, like the Gulfport girls soccer team, you need some under classmen to step up to make big time plays in big time games. That’s exactly what happened for the Lady Admirals, except now all those young guns are already seniors going out the way they started, together. This afternoon, four of…
The second Shrimp Basket location opened today in Ocean Springs. The new beach party on Bienville Blvd. highlights the new re-branded Shrimp Basket on the Coast. The art work on the walls are created by local coastal artist purchased at the Peter Anderson Festival. It’s a new look with shiplap walls and white sand, but the same great tasting coastal…
A cold front will move toward our area from the northwest today and tonight before moving east across our area late Thursday into Thursday evening. Before the front arrives on Thursday, primarily southeasterly winds will continue to gradually moisten the atmosphere over our area, helping elevate rain chances to about 40%. Drier air will be building over the region as…
No one should spend the holidays alone. That’s why the Biloxi VFW Post 2434 is holding their first ever Thanksgiving Dinner for Veterans without families this Sunday, November 21st at 2 p.m. With just a few days left before the big feast, House Committee Chairman Jim Strzalkowski says they are in need of more food donations of any kind. Strzalkowski…
A nonprofit group fed hundreds of Wiggins residents today at the Stone County Fairgrounds. New Beginnings Ministries partnered with Feeding the Gulf Coast and handed out around 500 ready to cook turkeys. Though volunteers made quick work of loading cars, the line was backed up to the highway. Police had to divert traffic and create a second line just after…
NASA is inviting participants to enjoy a day-long virtual STEM-A-THON tomorrow. The virtual event is open to students and members of the general public to explore the possibilities with NASA. The STEM-A-THON will include live presentations and multiple activities. It will also feature NASA professionals from various areas of work and will focus on presenting information and opportunities related to…
D’Iberville Historical Society is taking guests back in time by hosting their Dancing through the Decades Community Social and Scholarship Fundraiser this coming Saturday. Today, Historical Society members were hard at work moving and setting up displays, getting ready for the event. The social and fundraiser will honor the founding society President Dale Greenwell and his contributions to preserving the…
To bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community, Biloxi police is accepting applications for the inaugural Citizen’s Police Academy. The academy is designed to give citizens insight into how the police department serves the community. The ten-week program will give citizens a look into each job within the police department and the role it plays. Citizens will get…
After nearly a decade, the state of Mississippi will carry out an execution tonight. At 6 p.m. 50-year-old David Cox will be put to death by lethal injection. Among other charges, Cox was convicted of capital murder for the 2010 murder of his wife, Kim Cox, and the sexual assault of his 12-year-old stepdaughter. Mississippi has not executed an inmate…
Older workers are unretiring after leaving the workforce during the pandemic and late yesterday, Pfizer submitted FDA application for emergency approval of COVID treatment pill. Jane King is at the NASDAQ Marketsite with those stories and more. Categories: Business Tags: morning business report
Tomorrow NASA is hosting a virtual event they’re calling a STEM-A-THON. For those who may not know, STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and math. In studio this morning, we have Samone Wilson with NASA to tell us what that’ll look like. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: NASA, STEM-A-THON
As we countdown to Thanksgiving, we’re all scrambling to make our Christmas lists. The holiday shopping season is upon us. Here to remind us why it can be so beneficial to shop small and stay local is Rachael Kiesling, director of the Biloxi Chamber of Commerce. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: small business saturday
Eighth graders across the Coast had the opportunity to view different career options thanks to Pathways2Possibilities. It’s taking place today and tomorrow at the Mississippi Coast Convention Center. Students are introduced to a multitude of different career pathways so they can start thinking about what they want to do in the future. Each pathway is led by a pathfinder who…
For 12 years now, Loaves and Fishes has fed the hungry at their location on Water Street in Biloxi. But come the end of the year, they will have to move. In fact, the nonprofit is looking for a temporary place to prepare meals until their permanent home is available in about a year. Loaves and Fishes serves between 30…
A teenager is dead after a shooting in a quiet Wiggins neighborhood Tuesday night. The victim is Jacoby Bolton, who was shot once in the 1300 block of Hope Avenue. Police, EMTs, and the Wiggins Fire Department responded, finding Bolton lying in the street. The 19-year-old was taken to Memorial Hospital at Stone County where he was pronounced dead. Wiggins…
Mississippi Gulf Coast-based Ingalls Shipbuilding has suspended its vaccination mandate. CEO Mike Petters released a letter to his employees confirming that their contracts, except for specific ones, do not include a requirement to implement the mandate. Prior to the suspension, about 20 percent of the company’s 11,500 Pascagoula-based employees would face termination on January 4th, the deadline for federal contractors…
HOT temperatures this afternoon then our attention shifts to the west as our next cold front approaches early Thursday. A few light showers may develop Wednesday night through early Thursday out ahead of the front, however the environment does not support the development of widespread or heavy rain Chances for thunder are looking isolated at best, with areas to the…
The warmer temperatures will continue as today will bring temps in the upper 70s, with many areas likely seeing 80, with some even surpassing it. Our attention shifts to the west as our next cold front approaches later Wednesday through early Thursday. A few light showers may develop Wednesday night through early Thursday out ahead of the front, however the…
Tonight through early Wednesday, we see a continuing increase in moisture along part of the coast, which may lead to the development of dense fog. Wednesday morning, low temperatures will be in the upper 50s to low 60s for most areas outside of a few far northern areas likely seeing the mid 50s. For high temperatures Wednesday afternoon, high temperatures…
On the hardwood, St. Patrick playing host to Richton, fresh off its best season in program history. St. Patrick-83 Richton-44 Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: basketball, High School Boys Basketball, sports
Ever since Ocean Springs beat Clinton by one point in double overtime all the way back in week one, the Greyhounds haven’t played a game decided by less than 23 points. That’s very likely to change when Oak Grove comes to town on Friday. Introducing the reigning 6A state champion Warriors, who are certainly no strangers to the second round…
D’Iberville Head Baseball Coach Cragin Gilbert is going on year ten with the program, but he’s never had this many Warriors sign their national letters of intent before Thanksgiving. This afternoon, Tyler Gunter and Jeremiah Newman both put pen to paper with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, making that four DHS players to sign in the last week. Last season,…
CASA shows their appreciation to their volunteers who make a difference in children’s lives. Guest speakers Senator Brice Wiggins and Judge Sharon Sigalas recognized the impact volunteers make to the organization and the positive impact made in children’s lives. The annual event has been canceled for the last two years due to the pandemic. The night ended with the Light…