The Naval Construction Battalion Center in Gulfport launches the only mechanical and civil engineering program on the Coast. The program is available for not only Seabees, but local civilians too. The partnership allows students take their undergraduate courses at MGCCC and transfer into Norwich University’s civil engineering program. The average cost is $250 for active duty and $375 per semester…
Dr. Vickie Tiblier is hanging it up and retiring after almost eight years as the principal of Ocean Springs High School. Dr. Vickie Tiblier sits at her desk, finalizing graduation plans for the class of 2021, the final class she will be principal of at Ocean Springs High School. “Being principal of Ocean Springs High School was one of the…
Pulling their tassels to the other side, over 370 Gulfport High School seniors walked across the stage Wednesday night. Almost filling the Coast Coliseum, family and friends gathered to congratulate the class of 2021. Matching t-shirts, balloons, big head cut outs, and posters applauded the hard work and major mile stone of the graduating class. Representing school colors orange and…
Destiny Church is getting out for some fresh air as we move into summer. Here on set to tell us about their tent revival event are Pastors Anthony Seymour and Chris McCall. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Destiny Church, Destiny Church Tent Revival
A new festival is set to take place early next month in Hancock County with the goal of brining different members of local communities together to create art. Here today to talk about the Wall to Wall Public Art Festival is Steve Barney with The Arts, Hancock County. Categories: Community Headlines Tags: Wall to Wall Public Art Festival
Over at MGM Park, Biloxi Shuckers back at home, second place in the south division, hosting first place Pensacola. Pensacola-4 Biloxi-1 Categories: Local Sports, Sports Tags: baseball, Biloxi Shuckers, sports
Throw a no-hitter and there’s a pretty good chance you’re the best player on the field. In this case, USM’s Walker Powell is the best in the league, having been named Conference USA Pitcher of the Year. In addition to his seven-inning no-hitter against Middle Tennessee, Powell led Southern Miss with five complete games, posting a record of 9-2 with…
If there’s one thing Southern Miss knows how to do and do it well, it’s how to play winning baseball at the end of May. After winning the 2016 Conference USA Tournament in Hattiesburg in 2016, USM made it to championship Sunday all three years at Biloxi’s MGM Park, celebrating regional dogpiles in both 2018 and 2019. Fast-forward to 2021…
East Central High School graduated over 160 high school seniors for the class of 2021. The Mississippi Coast Coliseum is continuing to host high school graduations at full capacity. Until capacity restrictions were lifted, students were unsure if they’d get the traditional walk across the stage. At East Central High, school staff and teachers worked hard to make senior year…
The City of Long Beach announced updates on multiple Zeta repairs including traffic signals, the Long Beach Harbor, and beached boats along Highway 90. On the mayor office’s Facebook page, the city stated that the damages for several traffic signals along Klondyke Road have been identified and the repairs are in the process of being designed. Additionally, the Five Points…
Starting Friday, Coast residents will be able to feel like they’re strolling through some of Europe’s art galleries right here in Gulfport. Local artists were prompted to copy old master pieces for the Gulfport Galleria of Fine Arts ‘Master Pieces in May’ pop up show. Everything from Monet to Leonardo Da Vinci are represented in the show. However, depending on…
Today, the brand-new Claiborne at Gulfport Highlands Senior Living and Memory Care hosted their first crawfish boil. At the Claiborne, over 20 vendors participated, sharing senior living care information, education, financial guidance, VA aid and attendance, and much more. The event gave seniors a chance to get familiar with staff at the facility and others there to help them when…
After more than three decades in education with the Harrison County School District, Superintendent Roy Gill is ready to say goodbye. Today, while students are preparing to head home for summer break, Gill is preparing for the next chapter in his life: retirement! A 1982 graduate of Harrison Central High School, Gill has dedicated the last 35 years of his…
The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies along with the Gulfport and Long Beach police departments helped rescue a stranded dolphin in distress early Monday morning in Long Beach. Staff quickly responded, providing care for the adult female bottlenose dolphin on the beach. The dolphin was transported to IMMS with lesions all over her skin and was listed in critical condition….
After a year of being separated from their animals, a Saucier couple that was found not guilty of multiple counts of animal cruelty in April have now been reunited with all but one of their animals. Sharon and Daniel Bertok were arrested and charged in 2020 after over 100 animals were found living on their property in what Harrison County…
At the Biloxi Town Hall meeting today, the Mississippi Sound Coalition updated Biloxi city leaders on the litigation against the Army Corps of Engineers. After the 2019 Bonnet Carre Spillway was open twice, causing severe damage to the Mississippi tourism and seafood industry, the coalition filed a lawsuit to require environmental impact statements and consulting with local and city governments…
Supporters of Initiative 65 rallied outside the Mississippi Supreme Court on Tuesday. The justices heard arguments in April 2021 for a lawsuit that challenged the state initiative process and seeks to block development of a medical marijuana program. The lawsuit was filed by Madison Mayor Mary Hawkins Butler. It argued that the state’s initiative process is outdated and Initiative 65…
By MARCIA DUNN CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The first total lunar eclipse in more than two years coincides with a supermoon this week for quite a cosmic show. This super “blood” moon will be visible Wednesday across the Pacific — offering the best viewing — as well as the western half of North America, bottom of South America and…
On Tuesdays on News 25 we show you animals that are up for adoption in South Mississippi. In studio is Katie King with the Humane Society of South Mississippi and this week’s Pet of the Week, Monroe. Categories: Community Headlines, Pet of the Week Tags: Humane Society of South Mississippi, pet of the week
Just because Harrison County students are officially on summer break doesn’t mean they will stop hitting the books. The school district distributed thousands of reading kits to all students, kindergarten through 11th grade. Each kit contains an assortment of books that are appropriate for the different grade levels. Federal Programs Director Melissa McNew Garrison says the students were excited to…
The Blood Center, in conjunction with the Gautier Rotary Club, will hold a blood drive tomorrow. The drive takes place at the First United Methodist Church on Highway 90. The blood drive runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and you can make an appointment by calling 800-862-5663. Categories: Jackson County, Local News, News Tags: blood drive, Gautier-Rotary Club, The…
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help locating a man wanted for grand larceny. Law enforcement says Jacob Faurot is wanted on warrant for grand larceny. Faurot is described as 6’7” and 250 pounds. Faurot’s last known address was the in Lucedale area, but he frequents Escatawpa. He drives a 1997 white Dodge Ram with a…
The Mississippi State baseball program has been flirting around the top 10 all season long and a big reason why is Tanner Allen. Today, the senior outfielder was named Southeastern Conference Player of the Year as well as a first-team All-SEC selection coming off a banner regular season for MSU. He leads not only the Bulldogs, but the entire league…
Two Harrison Central baseball standouts are taking their talents to the next level. This afternoon, both Jeremiah Farmer and Tyler Piper signed National Letters of Intent to continue their careers on the diamond. Farmer put pen to paper with Mississippi Delta and Piper with Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Just two weeks removed from the end of their playoff…