Good morning, Hattiesburg.

At Cruisin’ the Coast, local car aficionado David Dudley showcased his restored 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air while recalling decades of memories from racing along Hardy Street and weekend repairs.

The event drew growing crowds and highlighted local kindness, including a Kansas stranger who helped fill his tank on Highway 90.

The Hattiesburg High School Choir and Alcorn State Concert Choir will perform together on Oct.

13 at the Hattiesburg High School auditorium (6 p.m.), giving local Alcorn alumni and graduating students a chance to sing with collegiate vocalists while donations are welcome.

Future Leaders of Tomorrow and Roof Above Resilience hosted a breast cancer awareness event in Purvis where survivors and panelists shared their experiences and answered questions.

Kendrick Young explained that resource tables connected community members with vital support — efforts aimed at strengthening local health awareness.

At Sweet Pilgrim Baptist Church (Buckatunna), four breast cancer survivors were honored with tokens of love showing their strength and resilience.

The annual event aims to raise awareness and support within the community.

Sumrall junior volleyball player Rivers Dedeaux earned the MHSAA Class 5A Miss Volleyball award after posting 537 kills and 77 aces this season — the Bobcats travel Monday at 6 p.m. against the Vancleave Bulldogs in the south state championship game.