Good morning, Biloxi.

C Spire offers tech advice to help households get ready for football season today during its Connected Living broadcast in Gulfport + the Kickoff Deal Days event features tips from the company’s PR director.

Redline Helicopter Tours opened a new coast location at Million Air FBO at the Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport to offer locals and visitors a bird-s-eye view from 2-10 p.m. daily, with flights showcasing Biloxi and Gulfport beaches, casinos and harbors.

Pass Christian native DJ Dawn Patrol (Chase Caffey) was invited to DJ Drew Brees’ Pro Football Hall of Fame after-party and now plans to inspire local youth with big ambitions.

He continues to serve the community by participating in events like Night to Shine scheduled for Feb. 2027.

Pass Christian High School revives its tradition of game-day spirit ribbons for six home football games this season.

Teacher Samantha Pierce sells $1 ribbons at Francis McDonald stadium to boost school pride and enter collectors in a gift card drawing (each ribbon shows a match-up phrase).

MGCCC students Skylar Bell from D’Iberville and Hunter Williams from Hurley were named 2026 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholars and will get a $1,000 award for academic, leadership and community achievements.

Both, sophomores in engineering and active in Phi Theta Kappa — an honor society, plan to fund future tuition.

SSC Rocks tripped up on the road as they lost 27-14 to FCAHS in their 111th season under new coach Evan Gay.

The team committed six turnovers in the first half and will host Bay High Tigers for the Battle for the Crab Trap at 7 p.m.