Biloxi A to Z: Headlining this week’s video is the September programming on BTV.
This month on BTV, “Biloxi Cooks!” returns to the firehouse for a Mediterranean dish. Biloxi Firefighter III Sergio Acosta, along with Firefighter II Austin Bradley, walk you through their preparation of Mediterranean Chicken Thighs, Lemon Herb Rice, and Greek-Style Roasted Broccoli in the kitchen of Fire Station No. 1.
The twenty-four-minute program airs throughout the month on BTV at 7 a.m., 1 p.m., and 7 p.m. and is available on demand on the city’s YouTube channel.
As for the, it is listed in the September issue of BNews Monthly.
Also, new this month on BTV is the debut of Tribe TV. This is a program put together by Biloxi High School students in Olivia Carson’s broadcasting classes. The program airs weekly at the school and now, the students are producing the program monthly for Biloxi residents. The monthly series will showcase different aspects of the school with student, teacher, coach, and staff interviews.
“The students are excited for the partnership,” said Carson. “This is an opportunity for the students to showcase their talents and highlight many exceptional things about BHS.”
Tribe TV can be seen daily on BTV at 6:30 a.m., 12:25 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. And, it too is on demand on the city’s YouTube channel.
           Also in this week’s video: the new welcome sign on Bayview Avenue, the weekend forecast, a list of weekend events, and an aerial view of what Mayor Andrew “FoFo” Gilich calls the “Parkay dance floor” along Howard Avenue.
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September “Biloxi Cooks!”
September Tribe TV
September BNews Monthly
September Community Calendar
News & notes: Weekly report, Veterans Parade participants, soccer coaches
The week that was: The latest information on city projects, permits, service calls, and more from the departments of the Police, Fire, Engineering, Community Development, and Public Works is posted on the city’s Weekly Reports page. To see the reports, click here.
Calling parade participants: The MS Gulf Coast Veterans Parade is looking for participants in its Nov. 9 parade in Biloxi. Registration is free for entities supporting the veterans. For parade route, registration, and other information, visit online by clicking here.
Soccer coaches needed: The Biloxi Parks & Recreation Department is looking for volunteer coaches for its youth soccer league. Coaches are needed for U6, U10, and U13 Girls and Boys teams. Those interested should contact the Biloxi Soccer Organization at biloxisoccer@gmail.com or visit online by clicking here.
