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Bay-Waveland Middle School principal dismissed

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www.wxxv25.com – Sabria Reid – 2022-09-01 14:16:28

Bay-Waveland School District has removed Jeremy Weir as principal at the Middle School.

Superintendent Sandra Reed sent a message to staff saying that Thursday was Weir’s last day.  Sun Herald reported he was removed Wednesday.

WXXV spoke to Reed, who said he was not terminated. As of Thursday, he no longer works for the district.

Reed said Deputy Superintendent Monty Noblitt will handle day-to-day operations and that Assistant Principal Tenneille Lamberth would remain in her position.

“Effective tomorrow,’ Mr. Noblitt will be on site to oversee day-to-day…

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Oyster spawning begins as MDMR-USM Hatchery Program enters production phase using mobile hatchery

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www.wxxv25.com – WXXV Staff – 2025-07-13 10:00:00

SUMMARY: The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources (MDMR) and the University of Southern Mississippi’s Thad Cochran Marine Aquaculture Center (TCMAC) have launched the next phase of the Aquaculture Advanced Seed Production Training Program. Starting July 12, participants will use a mobile hatchery to spawn oysters and engage in larval culture, pediveliger setting, and seed grading. The free 100-hour training aims to expand off-bottom oyster aquaculture by building skills in hatchery operations and water quality management. This effort supports local hatchery capacity, reduces reliance on out-of-state seed, and strengthens Mississippi’s commercial oyster industry. Two production runs are planned for 2025.

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How to prepare for a hurricane, as forecasters expect a busy 2025 storm season

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www.wxxv25.com – WXXV Staff – 2025-07-12 12:00:00

SUMMARY: Hurricane season is stressful for coastal Americans, with forecasts predicting 6 to 10 hurricanes, half potentially major. Preparation reduces stress, officials say. Secure outdoor items, board windows, and protect important documents. Inspect roofs, trim weak tree limbs, review insurance, and inventory possessions early. Emergency kits should include water (1 gallon per person daily for seven days), nonperishable food, flashlights, batteries, medications, and entertainment for kids. Include pets’ needs too. Those evacuating should know routes, have backup plans, and fuel vehicles. Having a detailed plan and communicating it helps ease fears and ensures readiness for hurricanes.

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Small businesses feeling impacts of increased traffic caused by Buc-ee’s

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www.wxxv25.com – Elizabeth Keen – 2025-07-09 21:13:00

SUMMARY: One month after Buc-ee’s opened in South Mississippi, its food and merchandise are popular, but traffic around its single-entrance roundabout is causing issues. Michelle Englett, local business owner, says the roundabout creates heavy congestion, confusing drivers and blocking access to nearby shops. The design directs customers straight to Buc-ee’s, reducing traffic for other businesses. While some visitors find it easy to navigate, they rarely explore beyond Buc-ee’s. Workers at nearby stores suggest solutions, such as additional entrances, employee parking, or a service road to better manage traffic flow and support local commerce.

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