Many people across the country are getting ready to celebrate their biggest Fourth of July holiday yet to ease some 2020 stress.
The city needs to limit traffic- - - - to one lane each way if traffic- begins to gridlock.
- scrapin' the coast will be at - the coast coliseum from - 8am to 5pm saturday and sunday.- - - - - many people across the country- getting ready to- celebrate their biggest 4th of- july holiday yet, to ease some- 2020- stress.
- here on the coast, there are- still ways to do....so despite- coronavirus concerns.
- starting friday july 3rd, you - can head to fort maurepas park- and front beach in ocean spring- for a firework show at 8:45.- they encourage you to bring - - - - blankets and chairs for the - event.- a block party is scheduled in - downtown ocean springs on - the 4th.- then on saturday, fireworks - begin in gulfport at- 8:45.
- the best viewing spots are jone- park, the gulfport marina,- and the beach.- in pascagoula, fireworks at the- beach start at 8:45 as well.- an 18-minute firework show will- be fired from a barge - near dear island...the best - viewing for that is from the- biloxi- lighthouse to the biloxi bay- bridge.
- if you'd like to get a closer - spot, biloxi schooner sails - at 7pm from the schooner pier - - - - complex...and ship island is- doing excursions that night as- well.
- however, fireworks on the bilox- back bay aren't - scheduled this year.- the mississippi state departmen- of health reminds - everyone to keep their social - distance.
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By Thursday the entire 26 miles of sand beaches in Harrison County will be reopened just in time for the Fourth of July.
With July 4th just around the corner, tourists and locals will be making their way down to the beach to celebrate Independence Day..