WLOX Top Ten High School Football Poll: Week 8

Long Beach High School named a finalist in national stadium contest

LONG BEACH, Miss. (WLOX) — Long Beach High School is one of 40 finalists out of nearly 2,500 applicants nationwide in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition, which could bring major improvements to the school’s athletic facilities. Students, athletes and fans have gathered at Long Beach High...

High school bands competing in 2026 State Marching Evaluation

The competition is happening at Milner Stadium in Gulfport.

Gulfport Admirals Storm Past St. Martin 42-14

OCEAN SPRINGS (GG) — Despite having a second week of Thursday night football contests across the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the defending MHSAA State Champion Gulfport Admirals brought their A-game and easily defeated the St. Martin Yellow Jackets 42-14 at Joe Barlow Stadium in Ocean Springs. The Admirals (5-1, 2-0) won their 9th consecutive 4-7A Region game and scored 6 touchdowns in the first half on 351 yards of total offense while holding St. Martin to only 79 yards and one last second touchdown.

Football Recap: Long Beach Edges Past Gautier + How To Watch

After flying high against Greene County two weeks ago, Gautier came back down to earth. The Gators fell just short of the Long Beach Bearcats by a score of 16-14 on Thursday. The Gators' defeat put an end to their three-game winning streak. Keon McNeil stepped up in the loss,...

St. Tammany parents demand changes from interim superintendent

COVINGTON, La. (WVUE) - St. Tammany Parish Public Schools parents are demanding improvements following the arrests of two Lyon Elementary administrators accused of failing to report what the district attorney’s office called sexual abuse among two students. Interim Superintendent Steve Alfonso attended a parent meeting Thursday, his third day...

High school football scores: Week 8

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Be sure to check out the scores from the biggest games in Mobile County, Baldwin County and the Pensacola area from week eight of the high school football season. Here are the games that have gone final. Thursday night scores:

Gulfport Ends St. Martin’s Undefeated Run With 42-14 Win

One of the most talked about games for Week Seven was the undefeated St. Martin Yellow Jackets hosting the reigning State Champions of Gulfport High school. The Admirals controlled the game from the start, carrying a 28-0 lead into the fourth quarter. Gulfport wasted little time adding to its advantage. Quarterback Jackson Wolverton handed the ball to JoJo Thomas, who powered his way into the end zone for another Admirals touchdown to make it 35-0.

Harrison County School District supporting students learning English

For students learning English, passing state tests comes with an additional challenge, learning the material while also developing their English skills. The Harrison County School District is beginning a multiyear effort to better support those students. Jakira Hunt with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center shows us how the district...

Pass Christian School District looking into building new performing arts center

Pass Christian students sing, act, and rehearse in cafeterias, gyms, and other shared spaces. That’s because the district hasn’t had its own auditorium since Hurricane Katrina. Now, the district is trying to raise millions of dollars to gives its growing ats program a dedicated home. Michelle Pinto with...

Biloxi teen shows off musical skills

A 16-year-old Biloxi High School student is gaining social media attention by walking into local businesses to perform music.

D’Iberville Remains Undefeated With 35-14 Win Over Ocean Springs

Our WXXV Game Ball of the Week matchup takes us to the Ocean Springs Greyhounds hosting the D’Iberville Warriors. The Warriors wasted little time getting on the scoreboard. Quarterback Jordan Walley connected with sophomore Kori Gibbs on a deep sideline pass for a big first down before showing off his speed with a rushing touchdown. After the extra point, D’Iberville took a 7-0 lead.

Mississippi Symphony Orchestra opens PRCC Fine Arts Series

Pearl River Community College welcomed the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra to open the 2026-27 fine arts season on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the Ethel Holden Brownstone Center for the Arts.   […]

Somerville turns opportunity Into legacy at Pearl River

When Grisela Somerville first came to Pearl River Community College, she was simply trying to find her way. She had moved to the United States from Guatemala City as an […]

THURSDAY NIGHT LIGHTS: Expected hurricane pushes high school football games to Thursday

BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) — For the second straight week, high school football games on the Coast are being rescheduled to Thursday night. The move comes as Tropical Storm Isaias is expected to approach the Coast Friday as a Category 2 hurricane. As of Wednesday, Oct. 7, these are the...

St. Tammany Parish Leads Louisiana With 20.4 ACT Average, While Rural Districts Face Steeper Challenges

St. Tammany Parish students are leading Louisiana in college prep readiness with an average ACT score of 20.4, while some rural districts are struggling to reach 16.

Golson says he ‘skimmed’ rulebook but denies recruiting; Harmon challenged on proper rules changes

MONTGOMERY — In two lengthy spasms of testimony Monday within earshot of each other, former Mary G. Montgomery coach Zach Golson admitted he “skimmed” through the Alabama High School Athletic Association’s handbook but AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon offered no documentation that the rules he used to punish Golson and the school were properly enacted.

Admirals Rout Greyhounds 42-3 In Region Showdown

GULFPORT, MS — The first trip for Ocean Springs to Gulfport’s new on-campus stadium was one to forget for the Greyhounds. The defending Class 7A state champion Admirals roughed up Ocean Springs all night long in taking a 42-3 decision in Region 4-7A play Thursday night. The win...

Pass Christian sets stage for arts center

Students and school leaders hope a proposed $9.5 million performing arts center will bring those programs together under one roof.

Four PRCC buildings to be dedicated to longtime leaders

Four men who had a substantial impact on Pearl River Community College over decades will be recognized with buildings dedicated in their names. Honorees include former Board of Trustees members […]