SUMMARY: Ms. Audrey’s Southern Kitchen and Catering in Gulfport celebrated its ten-year anniversary, drawing a large crowd from the community. The beloved owner, Ms. Audrey, received state and city proclamations in recognition of her contributions. Known for her generosity and connection with customers, Ms. Audrey emphasizes her faith as a cornerstone of her success. She expressed gratitude for the support received during challenging times as a Black business owner. Looking ahead, Ms. Audrey plans to open a new location in Hattiesburg on May 1st, eager to serve military customers with her cherished home-cooked meals.

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SUMMARY: WXXV proudly introduces Savannah Hoak, a freshman at Vancleave High School and their first girl flag football player, as the Student Athlete of the Week. Savannah juggles volleyball, soccer, cross country, and travel volleyball, showcasing her dedication to sports. Embracing the challenge of playing flag football, she aims to pave the way for other girls and believes it will boost their confidence. Despite her busy schedule, Savannah emphasizes the importance of fun and teamwork, expressing pride in her accomplishments. Aspiring to play college volleyball or soccer, she is determined to chase her dreams as she continues to grow as an athlete.

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SUMMARY: The SS United States docked in Mobile for the last time on March 2nd, 2023, beginning the salvage process after a final voyage from Philadelphia. 91-year-old Norma Weed, who traveled on the ship’s maiden voyage in 1952 to visit her military husband in France, expressed her surprise at witnessing the ship again. Despite suffering from seasickness during her trip, she fondly recalled the pride of having an American ship that competed with European liners. After seeing the vessel, she received a piece of it—a bolt—which she plans to cherish and pass down to her son, reflecting on the emotional significance of the moment.

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