Good morning, Biloxi.

One South Mississippi mom partners with local organizations on the Coast for the 2nd annual Betty Camille’s Birthday Baby Drive in honor of her late daughter to help local families.

For more information, call Walking with Moms in Need (228-702-2100).

The Salvation Army is asking Biloxi residents to donate items for its family store and local programs; donations—including clothing, toys, and furniture—can be dropped off at the trailer outside the Kroc Center from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily until Wednesday, with truck pickups available for larger items.

The inaugural Mississippi Gulf Coast Mahjong Classic held Friday and Saturday at the Pass Bungalow in Pass Christian drew hundreds of players competing for over $3,000 in cash prizes, welcome bags, food and drinks — organizers hope the event becomes an annual community highlight.

Lindsey Roberts from Christian Collegiate Academy was named Huntington Learning Center Teacher of the Month for her dedication in teaching, leading student council, and organizing pep rallies.

A parent nominated her after she stepped in when a teacher faced a health emergency.

During the triple-digit heat, local AC expert Brenton Marcucci (of Ball Heating and Air Conditioning) advised homeowners to perform tasks like rinsing coils and sealing ducts to reduce the risk of a breakdown.

He recommends scheduling routine maintenance twice a year as temperatures continue to rise.

Biloxi Indians start a new season under head coach Eric Collier — a shift after a 3 to 8 record last season — as veterans and new players gear up for better results.

They will take on Holmes County Central this Friday, Aug. 28.