Good morning, Biloxi.

A veteran’s association is giving Meta glasses to blind veterans at VFW Post 6731 on West Gay Road in D’Iberville on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and eligible veterans must bring a smart phone to receive on-site training.

Ocean Aero is investing $4 million in its Gulfport facility to create 45 new jobs and upgrade 25,000 sqft for its TRITON production.

The project is supported by the Mississippi Development Authority & Harrison County and is set to boost local manufacturing.

The Gulfport Premium Outlets Food Hall reopened after eight years with four local businesses—Peezzy’s Kitchen, Heart 2 Soul Nola, On the Fly Wings, and Coastal Dirty Soda—to serve the community with fresh dining options.

The space closed in 2018 and is ready to welcome local shoppers again.

The Scarlet Pearl Casino Resort is lighting its property pink in honor of this legendary performer, a true *Pearl of the South*, through Sept.

30. The tribute is visible on the porte cochere and rooftop sign and invites fans to celebrate her life and legacy.

Harrison County Sand Beach Department is installing palm trees along the Biloxi beachfront as part of a revitalization near the lighthouse and I-110 loop; additional landscaping upgrades are planned over the coming weeks to enhance Fred Haise Landing.

Mississippi Power has partnered with Single Stop to launch a free online tool (available immediately) that helps customers check eligibility for local, state, and federal financial assistance.

The new service (designed for ease of use) is set to simplify access to aid for subscribers.

With homecoming season near, Beau Rivage's Salt & Ivy offers two fixed-price menus at $45 and $65 to help students enjoy dinner and a quick service option.

The restaurant can seat large groups and provides free valet to ease guest arrivals.

Today, Harrison Central’s Red Rebels are looking to rewrite their script after a 1-9 season as the 25 Teams in 25 Days series concludes, with News 25’s Spencer Pullen spotlighting their fresh start.