The Gulfport Police Department and our local DEA Office are asking the community to roll up their sleeves on Monday for a blood drive. The blood drive will help DEA Task Force Officer Stephen Arnold, who was shot a number…
Biloxi citizens will now have more of a say in the city’s tree permitting process. This afternoon, the City Council voted unanimously to create a tree committee advisory board. This came after some residents called for more citizens having a…
Everyone’s hoping the weather will hold out for a picture perfect day during this weekend’s Mardi Gras parades. Here’s a look at some of the parades that are scheduled to roll this weekend: on Saturday, the Biloxi Children’s Walking Parade…
If you need motivation to run that extra mile at the gym, we have some motivation for you. A 92-year-old veteran is running cross country to raise money to reserve a World War II vessel that he helped bring back…
The students over at West Elementary School in Gulfport will return to school tomorrow to an all new outside learning facility thanks to Mississippi Power.
Another neighborhood Walmart opened its doors in Gulfport today.
‘Tis the season of giving, so how about volunteering on Christmas Day, either before or after opening those presents under the tree.
Christmas came early for a local soup kitchen this morning.
Biloxi High School softball players teamed up to make a local Gulf Coast family’s Christmas a little brighter.
When school is out, the Kroc Camp is in.
Seven hundred and twenty bags of food packed by Hard Rock Casino employees will feed 20 Biloxi Junior High students for the rest of the school year.
A recovery home in Gulfport that has helped hundreds through addiction is finally beginning the process of building their brand new facility.
It’s Christmas time in the city and in the country, too.
For ten years, we’ve been talking about stimulating regrowth along Highway 90.
Many of us drive home to see loved ones on Thanksgiving. For some on the Coast, that isn’t an option.
Feed My Sheep served a warm Thanksgiving meal to residents from around the Coast.
Visions of sugarplums danced through the aisles of Wal-Mart this afternoon, 24 of them to be exact, for a $300 shopping spree.
A group of Ocean Springs residents came to the aid of a young boy battling muscular dystrophy.
A group of Ocean Springs residents came to the aid of a young boy battling muscular dystrophy.
It is officially fall break and many kids are out school all week.
Homeless community members along the Coast received free clothes, personal care items, haircuts and Thanksgiving meals, all part of Project Homeless Connect.
Why wait to honor our veterans until next week? You can start doing it now and help them at the same time.
Beau Rivage’s Impact Week continued as employees gave back by helping out the Excel By 5 Art on Wheels program.
The Ocean Springs woman who was attacked and assaulted at an apartment complex earlier this month is thanking her community for its outpouring of support.