The special election determining who will fill the state Senate seat representing District 49 is tomorrow. Three candidates put up election signs and are knocking on doors, all on a mission to prove to Harrison County voters they are qualified…
Who will represent Harrison County residents and fill the seat left vacant by Sean Tindell after he was recently sworn in as a judge with the state appeals court? So far, two candidates have stepped up, qualifying to run for…
Gulfport native Joel Carter announced he will run for District 49 state Senate to fill the vacant seat of Sean Tindell who was appointed judge to the Mississippi Court of Appeals. Carter is a Mississippi Gulf Coast realtor and businessman…
It is official: a former state senator from South Mississippi is now serving as a judge with the Mississippi Court of Appeals. Sean Tindell was sworn into his new position earlier today after resigning from his state Senate seat on…
Dixie Newman registered this week with the city to put her name on the ballot for mayor.
Thursday, Paul Tisdale made his official announcement of his campaign for Biloxi mayor.
With as many as ten potential candidates expected, Biloxi could be covered in campaign signs.
Tuesday, yet another candidate is formally announcing his run for Biloxi mayor.
Windy Swetman made his official announcement last week, Fofo Gilich Friday, and Felix Gines was slated to make his announcement Saturday.
Biloxi is less than six weeks out until the special mayoral election and rumors are still swirling as to who will officially announce their candidacy.
Thursday afternoon, Fofo Gilich became the first Biloxi resident to file paperwork declaring his intent to run for mayor in the special election scheduled for April 28th.
Monday, it was standing room only at the Jackson County Courthouse as Mike Ezell was sworn in as the new Sheriff.