Kevin Brooks Visits the Coast
Making the right decisions can save your life as well as others. That’s the message Kevin Brooks brought to the Coast.
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Making the right decisions can save your life as well as others. That’s the message Kevin Brooks brought to the Coast.
Fifty years from now students and faculty at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Jackson County campus will open a time capsule full of memories of what the Jackson County campus is like today.
Today Governor Phil Bryant, Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves and other Republican officials came down to the Coast to hold a press conference in regard to Initiative 42 and how they feel people should vote.
Today about 100 women gathered at Café Climb in Gulfport to learn more about Initiative 42 over lunch.
Horticulture students have turned a rundown barn into a pumpkin patch, growing the orange fruits we all love.
Students from throughout the state ventured to the other side to tour our WXXV news studio today.
Are you mindful about turning the lights off when you leave a room or how low you keep the thermostat?
The Mississippi College Board has named Jeffrey Vitter, provost at the University of Kansas, as its top choice to become chancellor at the University of Mississippi.
Who doesn’t like to have fun while they’re learning?
A local school crossed national lines in the classroom this morning to celebrate Hispanic American Heritage Month.
Donations, grants, the Chevron refinery and a little perseverance all led to today’s opening of the Pascagoula River Audubon Center.
Today two principals in Biloxi were covered in sprinkles, chocolate syrup, whipped cream and other types of sundae topping goodness.
Gulfport High School’s robotics club edged out the competition and landed a $10,000 grant from an Ivy League college.
Drunk driving is the cause of 34 percent of all the car accidents in Mississippi.
The Gaston Point Civic Club is making sure Initiative 42 remains a topic of discussion.
Education, especially Initiative 42, continues to be a highly discussed issue in the state of Mississippi.
Chevron’s Fuel Your School Program Provides Boogie Boards for Singing River Academy Students
This week Popp’s Ferry Elementary, along with other Biloxi schools, is getting a taste of home grown Mississippi cuisine.
Today leaders from Hancock Bank were at West Wortham Middle School preparing eighth graders for financial independence, security, and success.
Professors at the USM Gulf Park campus are able to take teaching to the next level with the new active learning classroom.
Potential business owners had the chance to learn more about the legal and financial aspects of starting a company at today’s Business 101 Seminar.
It’s “Health and Fitness Week” at the University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Park campus in Long Beach.
Ocean Springs High School was surprised with a special music festival just for them today.
Hundreds of screaming Ocean Springs High School students skipped fourth block today.