Good morning, Biloxi.

The Gulf Coast Community Foundation received the Grit Award at Jackson County Chamber of Commerce’s Anchor Awards, an honor that recognizes its determination (heart and commitment) in meeting community needs.

Cruisin’ the Coast is set to celebrate its 30th anniversary with over 11,000 classic cars and new features including cash prizes, guest appearances, and a patriotic fireworks show; the event will run from Oct.

4 through 11 in South Mississippi (organizers expect a record turnout).

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College is joining the Lowe’s Foundation’s Building Futures Skilled Trades Coalition to help address the shortage of skilled trade workers.

The college has received $1.7M in grants since 2023 + the coalition will expand training programs to connect workers with local employers.

The Pass High Pirates won 55-19 over the Purvis Tornadoes in their home opener at Francis McDonald Stadium last Friday.

Quarterback Paris Trivillion threw two touchdowns and ran for four as the team prepares to host Presbyterian Christian School on Friday at 7 p.m.

On Friday, Sept. 4, West Harrison won its homecoming game 37-19 against the Forest Bearcats, with key plays by Crawford + Chong that snapped a three-game losing streak and tied the season at 1-1.

The team will travel next week to face the Gautier Gators.

Ole Miss will face Louisville at Nissan Stadium in Nashville on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. CT, with head coach Pete Golding leading the team after last season's playoff run.

Viewers can catch the game live on ABC.