SUMMARY: Tonight marked the opening day of the Jackson County Blue Ribbon Fair in Pascagoula, which runs through Sunday. This year’s festivities include a full lineup of activities, featuring food, games, rides, and plenty of barnyard animals. Each day offers something unique, such as Family Night, where ride prices are reduced, and Old Settler’s Day, providing free meals for residents aged 70 and up. The fair also hosts Children‘s Day and a Livestock Show, culminating in “Super Duper Sunday.” Visitors can enjoy the festivities, with free entry on weekdays. For more details, check out the fair’s Facebook page.

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SUMMARY: An arson investigation is ongoing regarding a brush fire that impacted 1,333 acres in Northern Harrison County. Residents are expressing concerns over the disruption caused by the fire, which took fire services several days to contain. The fire, which started last Wednesday, left behind burnt trees and smoldering ashes. Local authorities, including the US Forest Service and Harrison County Sheriff’s Office, are investigating, but no suspects have been identified. Residents worry about potential future dangers, especially as many cannot afford insurance for their homes. They emphasize the need for accountability in this serious situation.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Coast hosted the prestigious Fallen Oak Invitational, where top collegiate golfers from 13 universities competed in a 54-hole tournament. Old Miss secured back-to-back team victories for the first time since 2016, while Kai Meeks achieved a personal record with a round of 65, finishing second overall at six under par. Head coach Chris Malloy expressed pride in the team’s impressive season, noting their strong performance and the desire to improve before spring. The victory marked a successful conclusion to the fall season, and excitement is building for the next year’s Invitational.

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