Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 5th of September.
Good morning, Biloxi.
Back Bay Mission will host its annual Musicians with a Mission fundraiser on Sept.
24 at Ground Zero Blues Club, offering live music, a silent auction, and fun + community engagement for all.
Two local residents, Easton and Sophie Whitehead, will appear on Beat Shazam's finale on Monday, Sept.
7 as they join the studio ahead of the live competition.
Singing River Healthcare Academy held CTE Day this morning, where 279 high school students received hands-on training in healthcare careers, and Asia Ellis reported live from an interactive station.
The Mississippi State Department of Health marks September as Infant Mortality Awareness Month to urge families and health providers to improve prenatal care and safe sleep practices.
Dr. Dan Edney said reducing risk factors like low birthweight and premature deliveries is key to lowering the state’s 9.7 infant deaths per 1,000 births in 2024 (a record high).
The Pass Christian Pirates defeated the Purvis Tornadoes 55-19 in their Week Two game on Saturday.
A decisive tackle on a broken play — a key moment for the team — helped quarterback Trivillion secure the Pirates’ 2-0 record.
St. Stanislaus won 42-7 over Bay High in their 30th Battle of the Bay today.
Quarterback Max Bernard (with support from Liam Hayes and Brick Combretta) led the team to secure the Game Ball of the Week.
The D'Iberville Warriors defeated the Gautier Gators 35-14 in a rainy week 2 match as Jordan Walley scored rushing and threw a play action pass to Chan Harvey (which helped build a 14-0 lead).
D'Iberville will host Seminary in week 3 while Gautier prepares to face West Harrison Friday, Sept. 11.
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