Good morning, Biloxi.

Goodwill of South Mississippi is relocating its Hardy Court store to a larger Gulfport space & expanding services for shoppers, donors and job seekers.

The store will open on Thursday, Aug. 20 at 10 a.m., while its current location hosts a moving sale until August 8.

On November 14 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., the Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center will host ‘A Night in Blue and Red’ to honor first responders, with United N Blue members Dr. Karla Pope + Rep. Zach Grady offering details about the gala.

Tuesday in Gulfport, Sparklight donated $7,500 to the Wayfinder Initiative to support digital literacy & workforce readiness for families and will donate $2,500 today in Moss Point to Community Action of South Mississippi for essential hygiene & baby care supplies.

The company seeks to remove obstacles to educational and economic success.

Beau Rivage donated hundreds of school supplies to five schools and one local nonprofit across Harrison and Jackson counties to help students start the school year — part of its 'Focused on What Matters' initiative that employees have supported for a decade.

Pearl River County School District held active shooter training last week to boost safety for students and staff at local schools.

Campus Police Chief Brandon Herrin and Officer Whitten from the attorney general’s office led the course to improve emergency readiness.

Amid scorching heat across south Mississippi, first responders are taking extra precautions by hydrating, monitoring for heat stress, and rotating duties to maintain safe staffing levels.

Officials say these measures help crews stay fit and alert during summer work shifts.

Over 200 runners joined the Gulf Coast Running Club’s 38th Summer Beach 5k at War Memorial Park in Pass Christian on Aug.

1, with competitors (aged 12 to 79) and Mississippi Senior Olympic racers. The club will host another race on Aug. 22 at East Recreation Pool in Diamondhead.