Good morning, Biloxi.

The Biloxi Yacht Club is restoring the Old Biloxi Library into its new clubhouse with exterior signage installed this week & a nautical flag pole coming soon.

Approved buildout plans from the Mississippi Department of Archives & History support restoring the building to its original 1924 look with bids pending.

SSA Marine and the Port of Gulfport plan to install a new hybrid harbor crane soon to expand cargo capacity and modernize operations with a $1.6 million state grant; the crane, which lifts up to 124 metric tons, will mainly serve the Chemours De Lisle facility.

Four Gulfport officers (Sergeant Bryan Farrar, Detective Sergeant Kristen Martin, Sergeant Jessica Schwartz, and Lieutenant TJ King) graduated from the Mississippi Command College at Ole Miss today to boost their leadership skills for future command roles.

A Biloxi justice court ruled in a unique puppy paternity case during the Dog Days of Summer after a plaintiff alleged his female dog was impregnated by his neighbor’s unrestrained dog—without providing DNA evidence or expert testimony.

Keesler Medical Center team members completed a new relations for healthcare transformation course and gained six vital skills to improve patient care + these include presence, reflective listening, powerful questioning, collaborative planning, recognizing emotions, and responding with appreciation.

Keesler Air Force Base is hosting blood drives next week.

Today the Blood Donor Center accepts donations from 8:30 to 2 — Tuesday features Stennis Hall from 1 to 4 — Wednesday and Thursday return to the Blood Donor Center — Friday offers a drive at the Medical Center from 8 to 1.

Former Ocean Springs standout Chris Fox earned the NJCAA Gold Glove Award after a season with zero fielding errors at Meridian Community College; he credits his coaches and faith for guiding his success.

This fall he will join LSU New Orleans to further his college baseball career.