SUMMARY: During National Police Week, Hansborough Baptist Church in Gulfport served homemade lunch to thank Gulfport Police officers for their service. This event, part of a week-long hospital initiative, recognized the officers who protect and serve the community. City administrators and volunteers also joined the luncheon. Volunteers described the meal as a small token of appreciation for the sacrifices officers make daily, often under stressful, difficult circumstances. The church emphasized the importance of acknowledging these efforts and expressing visibility and gratitude to officers who may not always be seen at their best but consistently serve with dedication.

Handsboro Baptist Church served up homemade food to thank the Gulfport police department for all they do.

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SUMMARY: The Gulf Coast Wooden and Classic Boat Show is scheduled for May 17–18, 2025, at the Schooner Pier Complex in Biloxi, Mississippi. Hosted by the Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum, the event honors the region’s maritime heritage with a showcase of historic wooden vessels, including the 1928-built Linda Kay. Visitors can tour these classic boats, learn about their restoration, and enjoy family-friendly activities such as a kids’ booth, live music, food vendors, and schooner sails every hour for $20 per person. The event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day.

Happening May 17-18: Wooden & Classic Boat Show

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SUMMARY: The Fab Lab, offering STEM-focused summer camps in Jackson and Harrison counties, provides hands-on activities like making slime, digital fabrication with lasers, and 3D printing. Camps cater to children aged 6 to 9 and 9 and up, with a maximum of 15 kids per instructor for a more personal experience. The camps run from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and vary in price, with junior camps costing \$80 and older kids’ camps priced at \$125. Some Moss Point camps are free, sponsored by the local school district. Parents are advised to pack a lunch, except for Moss Point camps.

The summer camps include robotics, coding, and engineering.

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