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Happening Jan. 30: Biloxi Shuckers job fair
SUMMARY: The Biloxi Shuckers will host a job fair today from 4:30 to 6:30 PM at their ballpark, postponed due to last week’s snow. Open to applicants aged 16 and older, the fair offers various part-time positions, including ground crew, ushers, security, production crew, and box office staff. This year marks the Shuckers’ 10th anniversary, featuring enhancements to the ballpark and community initiatives. Attendees can connect with team members and learn about job perks. Interested individuals are encouraged to prepare to discuss their skills and experiences. The entrance is through the visiting clubhouse on the north side of the park.
The Biloxi Shuckers are hosting a job fair at Keesler Federal Park on Jan. 30 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
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SUMMARY: Will Thompson discusses the Gulf Coast Orchid Show, showcasing various orchids like the Dendrobium, Analou, and Cattleyas. These plants thrive in bright light and can go without water for longer periods. The show will feature six vendors, allowing visitors to buy and learn about orchids, as well as an exhibit where flowering orchids are judged by American Orchid Society experts. The event takes place at the Goet Convention Center at 2012 Library Road, from 10 AM to 6 PM Friday and Saturday, and 10 AM to 3 PM Sunday. Admission is free.
SUMMARY: On this week’s Weather Kid Wednesday at WXXV, local child Zachary joined to assist with the weather forecast. Originally scheduled for last week, he missed due to snow from a cold wave. Zachary, dressed in a sweater, discussed current temperatures, noting a cool 51°F for school and a warmer 62°F after class. He expressed enthusiasm for both sunny and cloudy weather. After reminiscing about his snowy adventures, including avoiding yellow snow, the segment covered upcoming temperatures, with thunderstorms expected on Friday followed by sunny weather for the weekend. Zachary ended by waving goodbye to viewers.
SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Eric Johnsa provided an update on the South Mississippi weather forecast, highlighting an expanded dense fog advisory for Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, and Pearl River counties. While Stone and George counties are not officially included, they may still experience fog. Overnight conditions will favor fog development due to chilly water temperatures and warm, moist air. Rain is expected on Friday morning, but heavy downpours will likely remain to the north and west of the area, resulting in only light rain for South Mississippi. Looking ahead, temperatures next week are expected to remain above normal in the 70s, with a dry weekend forecast.
Chief Meteorologist Eric Jeansonne brings the latest on incoming dense fog and how warmer days are ahead for South Mississippi.
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