Local Pastor Seymour Venson Adolph Jr. announces retirement
After 31 years, Gulfport Pastor Seymour Venson Adolph Jr. for First Missionary Baptist Church of Handsboro has announced he will be retiring on December 19th. Everyone hopes to…
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Bobby Edwards Retires From WXXV-TV; Don Moore Named Station’s New General Manager
Gulfport, MS, - September 22, 2021 - Morris Multimedia and WXXV-TV today announced that Bobby Edwards, the General Manager for WXXV-TV has decided to retire effective October 29, 2021. Don Moore will serve as the new General Manager for the…
Ocean Springs High School Principal Dr. Vickie Tiblier retires
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…
Gulfport CAO Kelly to retire June 30
Dr. John R. Kelly, City of Gulfport Chief Administrative Officer, will retire after 15 years with the city, effective June 30. Kelly has served Gulfport, and more broadly the Coast, as a community leader committed to improving the quality of…
Drew Brees to join NBC Sports as Sunday Night Football analyst
A day after announcing he was retiring from professional football after 20 seasons, former Saints quarterback Drew Brees told Hoda Kotb on "Today" that he will join the NBC Sports team as a studio analyst. Kotb tossed Brees the ball…
Drive-by Farewell ceremony for Harrison County EMA Director Rupert Lacy
‘What the HAIL Rupert?’ and other funny signs were seen at the drive-by farewell for the now former Harrison County Emergency Management Agency Director Rupert Lacy. That’s apparently an inside joke regarding Lacy’s sometimes comedic emails. Lacy…
Pascagoula principal celebrates a major milestone
It was a celebration fit for a queen, the Flamingo Queen that is! After nearly 47 years of service in the Pascagoula Gautier School System, Principal Shirley Hunter, affectionately known as the Flamingo Queen, enters retirement. Hunter was honored by…
Biloxi budget meeting for the new year
The City of Biloxi held their second budget meeting today to iron out their finances ahead of the new year. The City of Biloxi will be operating under a budget of $59 million, the same amount that was allocated for…
Marston Rogers Group discusses small business and retirement
Kathy Rogers of Marston Rogers Group talks with Troy Thompson of On The Pulse about what small business owners should be thinking about when it's time to plan for retirement. Marston Rogers Group 228-206-5902 1543 Oneal Road Gulfport, MS 39503…
Ocean Springs Upper Elementary principal to retire
After nearly four decades in education, one local principal is retiring. Ocean Springs Upper Elementary School Principal Susan Dollar is saying goodbye to work and hello to retirement. “I’m going to miss so many great teachers that I have here.…
Gulfport deputy chief Chris Loposser to retire
Gulfport Police Department’s Deputy Chief of Police Chris Loposser will officially retire at the end of this month. Deputy Chief Loposser started his law enforcement career with the City of Gulfport in 1994 and has served in many different positions…
Harrison County children’s advocate retires after 34 years
Today, dozens of people gathered in Gulfport to celebrate the retirement of Cindy Alexander. Alexander is retiring as a court administrator from the Harrison County Youth Court and has been a tireless advocate for children in Harrison County for the…
Long Beach police chief prepares for retirement
One person helping out with the cause in Long Beach is longtime Chief of Police Wayne McDowell who is in his last week with the police force before retirement. His last official day with the police force is Saturday, but…
72-year-old well-known preschool teacher retires in Long Beach
After dedicating most of her life to early childhood education, the oldest teacher at Coast Episcopal School in Long Beach is saying goodbye. The 72-year-old preschool teacher won’t be retiring without leaving a heartfelt impact on her former students as…
Jackson County Sheriff’s Department sends off three new retirees
After decades of service, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department is saying goodbye to three law enforcement officials. Friends, family and the sheriff’s department gathered for cake and good memories in Jackson County today. The ceremony was celebrating the retirement of…
Communications Director to Retire from SRHS
Singing River Health System’s long time Public Relations Director Richard Lucas will retire from the health system at the end of this year. Lucas has been with the health system since 1981 and December 31st will be his last day…
Veterans Day Ceremony Armed Forces Retirement Home
The armed force retirement home opened doors to the public today for their annual Veterans Day ceremony. Veterans across the coast joined together in Gulfport as well as law enforcement agencies to honor our service men and women. Students from…
Biloxi City Attorney Announces Plans to Retire
After helping the city generate millions of dollars, Biloxi City Attorney and director of the legal department Gerald Blessey is stepping down. Blessey’s retirement was announced at the Biloxi City Council meeting this afternoon, right after kind words and a…
Assistant Police Chief Rodney McGilvary Says Goodbye
After 40 years of service to Biloxi, Assistant Police Chief Rodney McGilvary is turning in his badge. Tonight at the Biloxi Civic Center, Mayor Andrew ‘FoFo’ Gilich, Police Chief John Miller, countless law enforcement officers, city employees and citizens came…
Bobby Eleuterius Retires
A D’iberville great officially announced his retirement tonight. Tears were shed and many paid their respects to City Manager and long time Harrison County Board of Supervisor Bobby Eleuterius. Eleuterius stepped down as city manager for D’iberville after serving as…
Margaret Miller Retires from Chamber of Commerce
When you retire after serving the city of Ocean Springs for 28 years, they throw you a party.
Jackson County Circuit Clerk Joe Martin Retires
In less than four weeks, long time Jackson County Circuit Clerk Joe Martin is retiring after 36 years of service.
Director Bill Holmes Retires from Coliseum
Today, Bill Holmes walks out of the coliseum doors for the last time as its director.
Sun Herald Executive Editor Retires
After working with the Sun Herald as executive editor and vice president for 15 years, Stan Tiner is officially leaving today to begin his retirement.