Good morning, Biloxi.

Mississippi Gulf Coast Youth for Christ hosts a crawfish boil and sidewalk sale this weekend to raise funds for camp.

Plates cost $10 and can be pre-ordered by calling 228-864-0788 (EXT 7) or visiting CoastYFC.com; pick-up is at 345 Pass Road from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 11.

The Humane Society of South Mississippi features Pet of the Week Valley every other Wednesday morning — the shelter hopes her promotion will lead to a forever home.

Local volunteers encourage community members to visit and learn more.

Integer Technologies celebrated the grand opening of its Gulfport office today with a ribbon cutting that launched a shared workspace in partnership with the University of Southern Mississippi (designed to boost maritime security and create high-tech jobs); federal leaders, including Cindy Hyde-Smith and Roger Wicker, attended the ceremony to underline the firm's local impact.

Truckin’ the South brought a truck show to Jones Park on Saturday, April 4, featuring a wide range of trucks, music, food trucks, and community vendors that attracted families and local firefighters — organizers plan to expand next year as the event grows into a platform for truck culture.

On Friday, Apr. 3, a Harrison County chancery court ruled that leasing oyster reefs (public resources) to private entities is unconstitutional, protecting local fishermen and centuries-old traditions.

The decision ensures these waters remain in public trust.

The second of three blood drives by Singing River Health System was held Wednesday at Gulfport hospital with the Blood Center to help patients needing life-saving treatments — another drive will be held Friday at Pascagoula hospital offering a free limited-edition t-shirt.

Residents in Harrison County can expect nighttime mosquito fogging soon, as the mosquito control office will spray areas before events; officials advise using EPA-registered repellent and removing standing water to reduce bites.

A standout tri-sport athlete from d’Iberville hit a three-run home run and posted a .473 average as her softball team's winning streak continues today on the diamond; she also competes on the volleyball and golf teams while preparing for more successes.

The Biloxi Shuckers scored five runs in the third inning to beat the Pensacola Blue Wahoos 6-3.

Manuel Rodriguez pitched 5.2 innings & Matthew Woods hit a two-run home run; game three is scheduled for tonight at 6:35 p.m.

Kamenar & Pop Evil Live Concert

5-10 p.m. — The Sanctuary — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of electrifying performances with Kamenar and Pop Evil live on stage.

2026 Crawfish Music Festival - Friday

12-7 p.m. — Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center — Ticket pricing varies — Enjoy live music and delicious crawfish in a festive atmosphere.

Michael Vincent Band Live

7-11 PM — Ground Zero Blues Club & Restaurant Biloxi — Tickets available — Experience a night of captivating blues music from the Michael Vincent Band.

2026 Crawfish Music Festival - Sunday

12-4 p.m. — Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center — Check event page for ticket prices — Enjoy live music and delicious crawfish at this outdoor festival, rain or shine.

John Clayton White Live Performance

7-11 p.m. — Ground Zero Blues Club & Restaurant Biloxi — Ticketed event — Experience the blues talent of 14-year-old prodigy John Clayton White as he captivates with his guitar skills.

K-POP WARRIORS Live Show

7-8:30 p.m. — Dr. Frank Gruich Sr. Community Center — Family-friendly — Experience a high-energy performance filled with K-Pop music, dance, and colorful characters.

Rockin' Dopsie Jr and the Zydeco Twisters Live

7-10 p.m. — Ground Zero Blues Club & Restaurant Biloxi — Tickets available — Experience a high-energy Zydeco show with the legendary Rockin' Dopsie Jr and his talented band.

Forever My Daughter, Always My Mother

3-8 p.m. — Fontainebleau Community Center — Free entry — Celebrate the heartwarming bond between mothers and daughters with stories, laughter, and memories.