Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 7th of August.
Good morning, Biloxi.
🏘️ Community
During National Farmers Market Week, the Biloxi Farmers Market draws local shoppers to buy fresh, seasonal produce.
Growers share their food safety practices with residents plus build trust amid recent store product recalls.
Today is Single Parents Day on the Gulf Coast, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of families led by one parent.
Victoriyah Smith explains the community resources available from Single Parent Outreach Services of America (visit their website for details).
Patrick Walker Jr. and Tyrone Bowers lead Gulf Coast Community Changers in efforts to support local volunteers and community projects along the Coast.
Neighbors are encouraged to join the Facebook group for more details and to contribute ideas.
📰 Economy
D’Iberville is growing with a new BJ’s Wholesale Club approved at the corner of Popp’s Ferry Road and D’Iberville Boulevard, with construction beginning in late 2026; Texas Roadhouse will propose a steakhouse conversion of a former Red Lobster at an Aug.
28 meeting while Miskelly Furniture finalizes plans nearby.
🎓 Education
Spencer joined the West Harrison Middle School cafeteria team as they served freshly made meals to hundreds of students ready to learn.
The Child Nutrition Department keeps the lunch line active (an inside look at school meal support).
🏈 Sports
After a season with a record 11 wins and 2 losses, the Pass Christian Pirates aim for a deeper playoff run as Head Coach Jeff Stockstill says stronger team play and solid adjustments are in work.
They will open on August 28 against rival Long Beach in the Oyster Bowl.
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