Good morning, Biloxi.

The Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art will host a gala at the Beau Rivage for its Five Senses of Ohr event in two weeks—Museum Director David Houston said the evening will feature a curated program of art and interactive experiences.

D’Iberville is set to open 'The Wall that Heals,' a Vietnam War memorial at the Bobby Eleuterius Sports Complex after a week-long procession and recent building work, and the city will hold an opening ceremony today at 6 p.m. to kick off the exhibit.

Long Beach resident Maxim van Norden, a USM hydrography adjunct professor, was inducted into the Hydrographer Hall of Fame by the Hydrographic Society of America after 53 years in the field—he led naval surveys overseas and launched hydrography programs at the Gulf Park campus.

South Mississippi cities and businesses are preparing for spring break traffic this weekend — the Gulfport Police Department said Highway 90 from Cowan Road to Debuys Road will have one lane open for regular traffic while the other will be reserved for first responders as drivers face heavy congestion.

Mississippi lawmakers will hold a special session soon to talk about nearly $400 million in federal funds that were frozen because of DOGE cuts—this money supports schools, health centers, and research.

Lawmakers will decide if state funds will be used to replace the lost money during upcoming budget discussions.

D'Iberville senior Avary Peterson was named WXXV Student Athlete of the Week for her outstanding archery skills, scoring a personal record of 293 during the state championships.

She led her team to its fourth straight State Championship—transforming an elective into a standout athletic career.

Cecilia Craig, a homeschooled student-athlete who played with the Hattiesburg Forerunners and South Mississippi Volleyball Club, signed yesterday to continue her collegiate volleyball career at United States Sports university in Daphne AL — she said the school’s small-town vibe made her feel at home.

2025 Ribbon Walk

8 AM – 2 PM — Point Cadet — $20+ — A vibrant day filled with family fun events to support the fight against cancer.

Crawfish Music Festival

April 23-27 — Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center — $10 entry — Enjoy live music, delicious crawfish, and family fun in Biloxi.

Crawfish Music Festival

Apr 24-27 — Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center — Various pricing options — Enjoy rides, delicious crawfish cooked in every imaginable way, and live music at this family-friendly festival.

Newsies Musical

7:30 p.m. — Biloxi Little Theatre — Ticket availability varies — Experience the inspiring story of young newsboys fighting for justice in a dazzling Broadway musical.

Justin Furstenfeld Live

7-8 p.m. — The Sanctuary - Biloxi — $25-$99.50 — Experience a personal journey through music and storytelling with Blue October's frontman.

Deep South Spirit Season Finale 2025

7:00 AM - 6:59 AM — 2350 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS — Entry fee varies — Cheerleading teams compete at the season's grand finale in the heart of Biloxi.

Alliance All Hands Meeting 2025

Multiple days — Golden Nugget Biloxi Hotel & Casino — Registration required — Engage in coastal communities networking with over 500 partners from various regions.

Pensacola Blue Wahoos vs. Biloxi Shuckers

1:05 p.m. — Keesler Federal Park — Ticket required — Watch a thrilling Southern League baseball matchup between local rivals.