SUMMARY: Biloxi Little Theatre presents “Calendar Girls,” a play based on a true story about two women raising funds for one’s sick husband. Actors Carolyn Martin (Annie Clark) and Susan Sanbor (Chris Harper) emphasize the play’s humorous and heartwarming nature, showcasing friendship and support amidst adversity. The production runs for two weekends, opening this Friday, with performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM, and Sundays at 2 PM. Tickets are priced at $15 and $20. Additionally, the cast has created a calendar to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, enhancing the meaningful experience of the show.

“Calendar Girls” is a play based on a true story of two women looking to raise money for one’s sick husband through “alternative” means.

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SUMMARY: The Special Olympics Mississippi Area 12 Track and Field Games are currently being held in Moss Point, featuring middle and high school students from throughout the state. The event includes various competitions, such as javelin, softball toss, and tennis ball events, with athletes relaxing in designated areas between contests. Organizers express excitement about the event’s growth and have been working to host it in Moss Point for years, despite challenges faced in 2020. The community is enthusiastic, with increased sponsorship support, looking forward to the future expansion of the games. More updates will come in the evening newscast.

The Special Olympics Mississippi Area 12 includes Jackson, George and Greene Counties.

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SUMMARY: March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of recognizing signs of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and strokes. Over two million Americans experience these injuries annually, with a significant portion affecting seniors due to falls or accidents. Dr. Miguel Melgar, a neurosurgeon at Memorial Health, emphasizes that strokes and TBIs require immediate medical attention. Symptoms include severe headaches, weakness, or numbness on one side of the body. Early detection is crucial for preventing permanent damage. Memorial Health promotes stroke prevention through vascular analysis and encourages timely action if symptoms arise. Time is critical for effective treatment.

Each year, more than 2 million Americans suffer from traumatic brain injuries.

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