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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 3

Biloxi beats West Harrison 38-22 and keeps its playoff hopes alive

Plus, Bay St. Louis boardwalk work resumes Nov. 7 and flu season is starting early on the Coast.

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Biloxi beats West Harrison 38-⁠22 and keeps its playoff hopes alive

Biloxi beat West Harrison and Gulfport edged D'Iberville on Friday

  • Biloxi38
    West Harrison22
    FinalFriday, Oct. 30
  • D'Iberville24
    Gulfport28
    FinalFriday, Oct. 30

Sources: Sun Herald, WXXV News 25, south miss 6 sports

If you follow Friday night football, Biloxi's 38-22 win over West Harrison kept the Indians' playoff hopes alive. Biloxi led 21-7 at halftime, WXXV reports, after Marquez Metcalfe ran in a touchdown and Davie Griffin caught a scoring pass.

West Harrison misses the playoffs for the 18th time in the program's 18-year history, the Sun Herald's Week 10 roundup reports. The last seed now comes down to Biloxi and Ocean Springs. If the Greyhounds lose to St. Martin, Biloxi is in no matter what happens against D'Iberville. Elsewhere, Poplarville's Ty Keys became the first player in state history with 100 career rushing touchdowns.

  • Biloxi: 3-6 overall, 2-3 in region
  • West Harrison: 4-6 overall, 2-3 in region
  • Gulfport beat D'Iberville 28-24 to clinch the Region 4-7A title
  • Hancock: first home playoff game since 2017

Keys made history while West Harrison's drought grew

100
career rushing touchdowns for Poplarville's Ty Keys
28
touchdowns for Keys so far this season
18
playoff misses in West Harrison's 18 seasons
5
years running West Harrison missed by a single game

Source: Sun Herald

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Bay St. Louis

Bay St. Louis boardwalk construction is set to resume Nov. 7

If you've walked the along downtown Bay St. Louis, work is set to resume Nov. 7 on the boardwalk being built on top of it. It will extend the ADA-accessible walkway more than 500 feet, from Demontluzin Avenue to Ulman Avenue. Principal engineer Jason Chiniche says the second half of phase two should take about six months.

Two funding sources are paying for the boardwalk

Source: wlox.com

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Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund$0.5 million
Gulf Coast Restoration Funds$1.3 million

WXXV reports the finished boardwalk will have benches and picnic tables, plus multiple ADA ramps to the beach. All four phases should be done by fall 2027.

  • Done: phase one and part of phase two
  • Phase three: small pier with ADA access to the beach fire pit
  • Phase four: would connect the beach and harbor

The boardwalk has taken a decade to reach its last phases

  1. 2016Talks on making the ADA-accessible begin under Mayor Les Fillingame.
  2. Nov. 7Work will resume on the second half of phase two.
  3. Fall 2027All four phases should be complete.

Sources: WXXV News 25, wlox.com

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Flu season

The CDC says flu activity is starting earlier than usual, and Coast providers say they're already seeing it. Nicole Johnson, a nurse practitioner at Alpha Care Urgent Care in Gulfport, says she has treated 15 flu patients over the past week, ages 3 to 80. WLOX

Jackpots

Kevin Baker of Biloxi hit a second jackpot in three days at the , winning $143,898.87 Sunday on a $100 bet. It's the casino's 31st win of more than $100,000 this year. Sun Herald

Kevin Baker won more than $140,000 twice in three days

Source: Sun Herald

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Friday jackpot$156.5K
Sunday jackpot$143.9K

Baseball

LSU and Samford played to a 5-5 tie in a 13-inning exhibition Sunday at . LSU's next exhibition is at 1:30 p.m. Sun., Nov. 8, against Troy. Crescent City Sports

Athlete vote

Voting is open for the Sun Herald's Coast Athlete of the Week until noon Fri., Nov. 6. Biloxi's Jashaun Bass is a nominee after 18 total tackles in the win over West Harrison. Sun Herald

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Sucre Dolot Bakery and the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce will hand out about 150 king cake bites to Amtrak passengers arriving for the Peter Anderson Festival. WLOX

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The Wrap

Ever look at an old toaster and see art? John Walrod does. He hunts for antiques and things people no longer use, then turns them into what he calls "4D assemblage art." He's a regularly featured artist at the Peter Anderson Festival. Grandma's mixer, reborn.

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Daily Biloxito me · Tues., Nov. 36:00 a.m.

Biloxi beats West Harrison 38-22 and keeps its playoff hopes alive

Plus, Bay St. Louis boardwalk work resumes Nov. 7 and flu season is starting early on the Coast.

The TLDR

  1. Biloxi beats West Harrison 38-22 and keeps its playoff hopes alive
  2. Bay St. Louis boardwalk construction is set to resume Nov. 7
  3. Coast providers report an early start to flu season
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