The unforgettable event will take place in Biloxi, Mississippi at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum & Convention Center on Saturday, July 11, 2020. This adrenaline-packed fight will be like none other, with undefeated champions from across the globe.
The 65-year-old coach - who's considered "at higher risk" to contract the virus according to the CDDC - is one of a potential five head coaches age 60 or older that will be coaching in the bubble.
The first episode is scheduled for July 7th with a lineup including new head football coach Mike Leach, head softball coach Samantha Ricketts and head track and field coach Chris Woods.
The original New Orleans boutique, Fleurty Girl, flung its doors open Wednesday morning in Bay St. Louis with the pizzaz and energy of a Mardi Gras parade.
"History moves on. Time moves on. Times change. People get a better sense of what a good society ought to be," said Gulfport resident, Joseph P. Hudson.
People gathered in downtown Ocean Springs Thursday evening, marching against racial inequality and taking a stand against against injustices happening in the country.
For the second weekend in a row, South Mississippians stood in Protest for Peace. Event organizers and participants say that this is only the beginning on a long road to change.
With a number of speed-bumps now in the rear-view mirror, the annual Billfish Classic wrapped up its action Saturday evening. Despite having around half of its normal participants, there was plenty of success to go around.
Even though flags were not scattered across the hallowed grounds, friends and family members of those laid to rest still took the time to reflect and remember their loved ones.
Because seniors are the most at-risk for contracting coronavirus, Harrison County leaders decided to show their appreciation for this group with a special event at the Isiah Fredericks Community Center in Gulfport.
Francis Herbert was given this nickname in 1984 by a proclamation of esteem as he is known throughout the Air Force as the authoritative source of facts and information in air traffic control.
Little River Marina has transformed itself into a drive-in movie theater for families looking to get out of the house but still maintain a safe distance.
After two weekends of forced online service for all, Pentecostals of the Gulf Coast pastor Chadwick Craft felt it was time to get his service back to the church.
At least one festival didn’t miss a beat or a chord on Saturday in the middle of the coronavirus anxiety. For Beauvoir management, allowing the Barbashela BBQ & Music Festival to go on was an easy call to make.
To help parents and children will all of the extra stress that comes with flying, the Gulfport Biloxi International Airport is hosting an event to help give autistic children a chance to practice going through the steps of flying.
Hundreds of fans dressed as characters from their favorite movies, comics, TV shows, and more were in Biloxi this weekend for the 43rd annual CoastCon.
Staff at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Black Beach promoters have been planning ahead to make this year’s spring break a success on the Gulf Coast.
The Junior Auxiliary of Biloxi and Ocean Springs is hosting its annual prom closet once again this year to make sure every girl gets the chance to sparkle in a beautiful dress at an affordable price.
In the early days before National Consumer Protection Week, an event in South Mississippi will be hosted to help residents avoid scams, fraud, and identity thefts.
Looking for a unique dress for prom and need some dazzling shoes to match? Well, if you are hoping to buy these items at an affordable price, check out the annual Prom Closet Saturday, February 29.
It was an extra special Sunday at the Jackson County Animal Shelter because adoption was free for the first 20 pets through the Adoption Ever After drive.
A camp for softball and baseball players who want to beef up their skills is taking place on Sunday, February 9th at D’Iberville Elementary School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Nearly 200 cooking teams, perfect grilling weather, and tons of meat all make a recipe for calories and competition at the Second Annual Steak Cookoff Association’s Shed Showdown.
Community organizers in Waveland came together on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to discuss how his dreams can help create a more socially active community.
Dozens gathered at vigils across the state Saturday to show their support for a pro-life Mississippi, with abortion as one of the most divisive issues in the country.
An estate sale is now underway for a beloved bishop in Biloxi who passed away last fall. The family of Bishop Roger Morin is making arrangements to share some of his cherished possessions.
With the drink coolers shut down and fresh cut meats no longer on display, it would seem like the end of an era for Fayard’s Po-Boys on Pass Road in Biloxi.
Visiting Santa Claus can be stressful for families when someone has a sensory processing issue. That's why one Coast mom organized Sensory Santa events.
With more than 3,500 men, women and children expected at this year’s Mississippi Gulf Coast Marathon, organizers of the race are in town as well preparing for the weekend’s festivities.
The spirit was a bright as the lights in the town green in Diamondhead. The sixth annual event has become as much a celebration of community as it is Christmas.
