Biloxi Mayor Could Run Unopposed
For now it looks like current Biloxi Mayor Andrew "Fo Fo" Gilich will be running unopposed for mayor this summer. Today at 5 pm is the deadline for anyone looking to qualify to run for mayor and as of right…
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For now it looks like current Biloxi Mayor Andrew "Fo Fo" Gilich will be running unopposed for mayor this summer. Today at 5 pm is the deadline for anyone looking to qualify to run for mayor and as of right…
For the fourth year in a row, one coast leader and his family are giving back to the coast by "Doing the most good" At sunrise this morning, former Harrison County Supervisor Windy Swetman took his place in front of…
News 25's Bryan Kennedy interviews Windy Swetman about the 4th Annual Kettlethon Friday, December 16th at the Biloxi Visitor Center starting at 6:30 am.
The I-110 loop in Biloxi is getting a makeover that will brighten up the city of D’iberville.
The Salvation Army Kettlethon kicked off this morning and the Swetman family was at it again.
Tomorrow, one Coast family is taking the kettle drive to a new level.
Today Windy Swetman announced he has pulled out of the Harrison County Supervisor race and won’t seek re-election as District 1 Supervisor.
The campaign for mayor was hard fought with some mudslinging on both sides, but now one candidate is moving on.
Longtime business man Fofo Gilich or Harrison County supervisor Windy Swetman will be the city’s newest mayor after 22 years.
The time for campaigning is coming to a close, as tomorrow’s election draws near for the candidates.
With the Biloxi Mayoral race less than a week away, Governor Phil Bryant has thrown his support behind Windy Swetman.
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.
In light of the Salvation Army red kettle theft that happened Tuesday, Harrison County Supervisor, Windy Swetman, his wife, Jon'elle, and their family were out at the Biloxi Visitors Center raising money for the cause.