SUMMARY: In a final regular-season competition at Cypress Lanes in Diberville, Hanock High School’s bowling teams excelled, winning first place in both boys and girls categories. The boys scored 3,958 pins while the girls tallied 2,900 pins. All local schools performed well as they prepare for one last meet before regional play next week. J Jr William Lie expressed confidence in his team’s readiness, emphasizing their consistent practice. Class 2 regionals are scheduled for January 21-22 at Park P Lanes, while Class 3 will compete on January 22-24 at Spanish Trails. Best wishes to all bowlers pursuing a state championship!

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Sam Parker reports mild weather for South Mississippi, with clear skies and temperatures around 51°F. Tonight, temperatures will drop to the mid-30s, with a low of 35°F. The first full moon of 2025, the “Wolf Moon,” can be seen tonight. Cloud cover is expected to return tomorrow, with highs in the mid-50s, below average for this time of year. There’s a possibility of rain showers later in the week, particularly on Saturday, which could bring thunderstorms. A significant cool down is anticipated next week, with temperatures dropping as low as 48°F.

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SUMMARY: This week on Megan Monday, students at Nativity BBM Elementary in Buoy are launching a mission project for 2025 aimed at spreading their faith and love of Jesus Christ in the community. The initiative, called the “Mini Jesus Project,” began this summer and involves students distributing over a thousand Mini Jesus items with QR codes linking to their church’s website. The program emphasizes the importance of sharing faith, prayer, and community involvement. Students are excited to hide these Mini Jesuses in public places, encouraging others to engage with the church and its teachings.

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