Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort spent the day looking for energetic and outgoing individuals to join their team. Scarlet Pearl offered an in-person job fair giving those interested in working for the casino resort a chance to get well acquainted with the atmosphere and all it has to offer. Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort is looking to fill all positions including the…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recognizes April as National STD Awareness Month. This awareness provides an opportunity to raise awareness about STDs and how they impact our lives. To help raise awareness, Coastal Family Health Center will be in the community providing education, awareness, tools, and support for patients all month long. Their first stop was Mississippi Gulf…
COVID-19 hit the airline industry pretty hard, but as more people are getting vaccinated and restrictions are lifted on land, there’s been an uptick in air travel across the nation. According to the most recent numbers released by the TSA, yesterday, April 13th, saw 1,085,034 people traveling by air in the United States compared to just 87,534 people that day…
Memorial and Singing River Health System are both continuing with community vaccination events using only the Moderna or Pfizer two-dose vaccines. On Tuesday, the Mississippi Department of Health instructed a pause to physicians, clinics, and hospitals using the single-dose Johnson and Johnson COVID vaccine due to the concerns of blood clots. Now, Memorial Hospital is rescheduling patients who have already…
Crawdads and good music will collide for the rest of the week as an annual festival returns to the grounds of the Mississippi Coast Coliseum. News 25’s Grant Chighizola is in Biloxi with more as the first night of fun is set to kick off. Categories: Harrison County, Local News, News Tags: Crawfish Festival
Gloomy days call for spooky stories and this Saturday you can create your own at Beauvoir’s ‘Meet the Spirits.’ SPARS, which stands for Southern Paranormal and Anomaly Research Society, invites you to tag along as a paranormal investigator as they check out what goes bump in the night at Beauvoir. They will give you all the equipment to feel like…
Do you have a love for history with an interest in preserving and sharing it? If you do and have some free time, consider volunteering your time at the Gulfport History Museum. As of now the museum is open Thursday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. They would like volunteers to contribute two and a half hours of…
The 28th annual Crawfish Festival will soon be in full swing later today. The grounds on the Coast Coliseum in Biloxi once again will play host to piping hot crawfish sales along with other savory goodies, alongside fun rides the entire family can enjoy. This year’s festival kicks off this evening and runs through Sunday, April 18th. Live entertainment will…
With a six to zero vote, the Biloxi City Council voted to give the green light to allow low-speed vehicles on city streets. While this doesn’t mean golf carts will be cruising around Biloxi tomorrow, it does mean that any four wheeled electric vehicles will be able to hit the road by the middle of May. Golf carts or other…
Earlier tonight, Governor Tate Reeves and state health leaders sat down for a town hall forum to discuss the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. State officials like Dr. Thomas Dobbs and MEMA Executive Director Stephen McCraney answered the public’s questions regarding COVID-19 vaccine rollout and the state’s recovery from virus related issues in tonight’s Mississippi town hall. The town…
A 17-year-old is now behind bars in Jackson County charged as an adult with armed robbery. Sheriff Mike Ezell says Treyvontae Javaughn Livingston was armed with a handgun on the night of March 31st when he held up Broome’s Gas Station on Washington Avenue, north of Ocean Springs. Livingston turned himself in Tuesday afternoon. He is being held with no…
The Harrison County Sheriff’s Office hosted a neighborhood meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Gulfport, bringing awareness to common scams happening in South Mississippi. Scams come in all shapes and sizes and seniors are a vulnerable population targeted for money and information scams. The Harrison County Sheriff’s Office took time to educate the public and teach seniors the warning signs…
The City of Gulfport is preparing for the summer. On Bullis Avenue and 20th Street a renovated splash pad and enclosed basketball court are coming to the Soria City neighborhood. The park is expected to be finished by the end of May if weather permits. The City of Gulfport wants kids to be able to enjoy the state-of-the-art splash pad…
After the Mississippi State Department of Health instructed medical health professionals to suspend the distribution of Johnson and Johnson vaccines earlier today, Singing River Health System has been working to assure that those who have already made vaccination appointments are still able to be vaccinated. Over the course of this week, SRHS originally had several clinics along the Coast exclusively…
The Mississippi State Department of Health announced today a rare clotting syndrome found in six females in an afternoon press conference. State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs says the cases have been reported in females ages 18-48. Each female received the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. Dr. Dobbs calls them ‘Venus clots’ within the veins of the brain and head. “Of…
An arrest has been made following a report of sexual assault that happened Sunday in Gulfport. Harrison County Sheriff Troy Peterson announced 33-year-old Nery Garcia is being charged with one felony count of sexual battery. Deputies responded to Robindale Road for a report of sexual battery on a 15-year-old girl. Deputies says Garcia, an undocumented resident from Honduras, approached the…
Hal Miller, the Harrison County Building and Grounds Director, lost his battle with pancreatic cancer this past Saturday. He was 66-years-old. Miller was born and raised in Gulfport. He started working for Harrison County in 2010. He started from the bottom and earned his position to director when promoted in 2019. Miller was an accomplished drummer and played in many…
Leaders with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention teamed up with those heading up the U.S. Food and Drug Administration today to field reporters from across the nation after issuing a joint recommendation for a pause in the use of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine out of an abundance of caution this morning. Six in 6.8 million, the number…
Over in Hancock County, the City of Diamondhead is working towards new recreational and business opportunities for their residents. 2021 has been a busy year for the city leaders of Diamondhead as they continue to focus on improving the quality of life for residents. One of the biggest projects on the agenda is the construction of a new dog park…
The City of Pascagoula has a busy weekend ahead as they’re bringing back Third Friday, the first one since the start of the pandemic. Also on the city’s Friday agenda is welcoming a new business in their downtown. Poises and Puddles a Children’s Boutique is having their grand opening on Pascagoula’s first Third Friday in their spring series. Owner Abby…
The Biloxi Police Department is providing crime mapping of the whole city. Crime mapping works by downloading Biloxi PD’s reports and displays the information so it is easily accessible to anyone curious about the crime in Biloxi neighborhoods as well as the whole city. You can sort through the data by date, area, types of crime committed, as well as…
Not only is April Child Abuse Prevention Month, it is also the Month of the Military Child. This month highlight’s the important role military children play in the Armed Forces community. Over at the Naval Construction Battalion Center in Gulfport, also known as the Seabee Base, there’s a variety of support programs that help year-round. There’s the Family Advocacy Program…
Local cast and crew are warming up for a big show! Little Women: The Broadway Musical, is set to take place center stage at Downstage Productions Theatre in Gulfport this weekend and next. Living the dream-that’s just what 17-year-old South Mississippian Jacob Matthews is doing as he prepares for his debut in community theatre, starring as the male lead, Laurie…
It’s official. Jackson County Sheriff and long-time South Mississippi law enforcement officer Mike Ezell has announced his next intended move in public service. On Wednesday, Ezell formally announced he is running for Mississippi’s 4th District Congressional Seat in U.S. Congress come 2022. Ezell made the formal announcement on the steps of the Jackson County Courthouse in Pascagoula during a press…