Good morning, Biloxi.

Fans can meet players from the Firefighters & Loco Beach Coconuts at Academy Sports in D'Iberville on Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. before Banana Ball takes over Keesler Federal Park on Friday and Saturday, where autographs and photo opportunities will be available.

Extra Table Feeds launched its first-ever Donor Celebration Week to thank donors who help feed Mississippi families.

The event runs through September 27 + donations let the nonprofit buy $105,000 in food a month for 70 pantries and soup kitchens while adding seven new partners this year.

The Catholic Church offers the OCIA program to guide adults and older children in learning about the faith (including inquiry sessions, prayer, and parish life) at local parishes.

Residents interested in deepening their spiritual journey can contact Holy Family Parish on Menge Avenue or Mother of Mercy Parish near Davis Avenue.

Securing the Coast is a free cybersecurity event set for Sept.

29 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s STEM building in Gulfport — designed to help local businesses meet federal cybersecurity standards.

Attorney Tina Seymour of Seymour Law Firm PLLC offers a humorous view of local legal quirks involving turtles — raccoons — and possums, noting these wildlife encounters have sparked unique critter litigation in Mississippi.

The piece shows how everyday animal antics turn into unexpected legal challenges.

This Saturday, the American Heart Association's Gulf Coast Heart Walk will take place at Jones Park (a local venue) as community members join organizers Tiffany Stalnaker and Robert Ridgway V for a walk to boost heart health.