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Tomorrow night, you can bring the whole family to see “Frankenweenie” at Jones Park.
If you were out this weekend, you saw armies of tiny super heroes, princesses and even farm animals.
Being in the military has never been an easy task. In fact, it can be very discouraging.
Coast legends rose from the grave in Biloxi tonight.
Oversized marshmallows were flying through the air today at the Bridges Golf Course at the Hollywood Casino in Bay St. Louis.
The Jackson County Fair is in full swing in Pascagoula and officials tell News 25 this year is bigger and better than ever.
Next Saturday night, you can walk into MGM Park not to find batting cages, but fighting cages.
The first day of this year’s three day Fear Fete Film Festival kicked off on the Dead Carpet Walk in Biloxi this evening.
The Yellow Brick Road was rolled out and folks in Pass Christian took a trip to Emerald City.
The fourth annual Sun and Sand Music and Film Festival is in full swing.
Poplar Head United Methodist Church is hosting a Fish Fry to raise construction funds to build a Church in Masatepe, Nicaragua.
One of the world’s best known gospel songs will come to life as a play at the Gulfport Little Theatre.
Tomorrow in Pascagoula at the VFW Post 3373, there will be food, fun and music all to raise money for local veterans.
The party was hopping at the sock hop that took place at the Brookdale retirement home in Biloxi.
Tonight at the 13th annual Biloxi First Roast, John P. ‘Shorty’ Sneed will be roasted in the name of raising money for the Biloxi school systems.
The kids over at Popp’s Ferry Elementary School in Biloxi got their own little taste of Cruisin’ the Coast.
If looking at the hot rides along Highway 90 has made you want one of your own, the Car Corral has you covered.
Starting at 7 this morning, Cruisers headed over to the Long Beach Yacht Club for their Country Cruisin’ Breakfast.
Cruisers left the streets and piled into the Beau Rivage for a blast from the past tonight.
Putting Hurricane Katrina to bed, that’s the theme of one of two new exhibits the Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural Center will put on display starting tomorrow.
Hot food, good music, and cool cars, it was all part of Gulf Coast Industries’ fourth annual Cruisin’ Sock Hop.
Antique cars and cruisers flooded the streets of downtown Biloxi for the annual Cruisin’ the Coast Block Party
Next month, pop and hip-hop musician Flo Rida will perform at MGM Park for his 2015 “Goin’ Down for Real” world tour.