Good morning, Biloxi.

Salvation Army MS Gulf Coast is now accepting applications for its annual Angel Tree program to provide Christmas gifts to children (12 and younger) and seniors in need.

Registrants must submit a photo ID, proof of address, income documents, and other necessary paperwork.

On Oct. 8, Pass Christian hosted Burnin’ Em Up in the Pass on Fleitas Avenue.

Father and son duo Ryan and Gavin LeGault — local favorites — won the People’s Choice Award with their roaring 1969 Chevrolet Camaro as other vintage cars joined the show.

The Harrison County School District has begun a multiyear effort to support over 750 students learning English by partnering with the Mississippi Department of Education and the Gulf Coast Comprehensive Center.

A self-assessment of current data will help tailor instruction for students with varying skills.

Pass Christian School District plans to build a $9.5 million performing arts center to give students a space for rehearsals and community events as part of its New Horizons 2030 plan — a project that follows an $8.6 million fundraising campaign called Raise the Curtain.

Andrew Wilson, a 2nd lieutenant with the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, is flying a Super Hercules Weatherbird from Keesler Air Force Base into Hurricane Isaias to send critical data to the National Hurricane Center (his MSU meteorology training and TV experience support this mission).

The City of Pass Christian is partnering with the American Red Cross for a Halloween blood drive set for Oct.

20 at the Randolph Senior Center from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Participants can schedule an appointment via the Red Cross mobile app.

Memorial Health System team members joined professionals from across the Coast at the inaugural Gulf Coast AI Summit — focusing on practical learning and collaboration to apply artificial intelligence in the workplace and community while serving as sponsors and leading sessions as speakers and facilitators.