SUMMARY: Pearl River Community College (PRCC) Wildcats, seeded second, opened the 2025 NJCAA Division II Baseball World Series in Enid, Oklahoma, with an 11–3 mercy-rule victory over Kellogg Community College. Freshman outfielder Jackson Hood ignited the offense with a solo home run in the fourth inning and contributed two hits, two RBIs, and two walks. Pitchers KK Clark and Caleb Dyess delivered strong performances, with Clark earning his 11th win of the season. Head Coach Michael Avalon praised the team’s resilience and preparation. The Wildcats will face in-state rival East Central Community College on Tuesday at 7 p.m. .

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SUMMARY: Army Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Jay has spent two years faithfully guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery, enduring rigorous physical and mental training. His final walk is scheduled for June 2, marking a significant moment in his career. The sentinels perform a precise, symbolic ritual honoring unidentified U.S. service members from World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. As Memorial Day approaches, Arlington will hold events like “Flags In” and Flowers of Remembrance Day to honor fallen soldiers. Jay emphasizes that guarding the tomb honors all service members buried there, symbolizing their sacrifice for freedom.

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SUMMARY: Students at Pass Road Elementary in Gulfport participated in a colorful Memorial Day-themed color run, hosted in partnership with the Wounded Warrior Project. The event celebrated the school year’s end while teaching gratitude and unity. Students ran through colored powder, cheered by teachers, volunteers, and veterans who also joined the fun. The Wounded Warrior Project’s Gulfport chapter engaged with the community, emphasizing ongoing support and giving back. Supported by the school PTA, which helped raise funds and organize the event, the run aimed to keep students engaged and foster appreciation for those who served, making it a meaningful community celebration.

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