SUMMARY: In preparation for the Fourth of July, fireworks stands are appearing, emphasizing the celebration of freedom with friends and family. Safety, however, is crucial when using fireworks. Everett G. Jr. from WXXV reports from South Coast Fireworks in Moss Point, where he speaks with inventory manager Jennifer Cumus about their offerings. They include a variety of fireworks, a Kids Corner with safe products, and pyros scan TVs for viewing fireworks live before purchase. Jennifer emphasizes following safety instructions, having adult supervision, and properly extinguishing fireworks. South Coast Fireworks can be contacted via their Facebook page for more information.

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SUMMARY: Cory McGee competed in the final heat of the US Women's 1500 meter qualifying round on Sunday night, coming up just short of qualifying for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Nonetheless, she continues to impress on the track. On Thursday, she placed first in the opening round with a time of 4 minutes 15 seconds and 75 milliseconds. In Friday's semi-finals, she finished fourth, securing her spot in the final, where she achieved a personal best of 3 minutes 57 seconds and 44 milliseconds. Congratulations to Cory for breaking the four-minute barrier and representing the Mississippi Gulf Coast proudly.

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SUMMARY: A well-known family business on the Gulf Coast is set to celebrate its 50th anniversary in July. Sharkhead Souvenir Shop, recognizable by its pink building and big shark along Highway 90 in Biloxi, has been a nostalgic staple since the 1970s. Established by John Joseph Parage's late father, the business began as a liquor store before becoming a gift shop. Over 50 years, it evolved significantly, including rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina. Despite challenges, the business thrives, attracting visitors with beach merchandise and unique offerings. Owner JJ credits hard work and family involvement for the shop's long-standing success.

Sharkheads is a souvenir shop along Highway 90 in Biloxi. Over the years, it has grown to be a nostalgic Gulf Coast staple.

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