Biloxi Ended Print Distribution of BNews Monthly
The city has transitioned its monthly newsletter to a digital-only format for residents.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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The City of Biloxi has officially discontinued the print distribution of its BNews Monthly newsletter. The October 2026 issue marks the final edition mailed directly to homes and businesses.
Why it matters
This shift represents a strategic change in how the city communicates with its residents and manages public information dissemination. By moving online, the city intends to modernize its outreach and distribution methods.
The October 2026 issue serves as the 101st edition of BNews Monthly. It is the final publication to be distributed through traditional home and business mail delivery.
The players
City of Biloxi
This local government body is responsible for providing public services and information to the residents of Biloxi, Mississippi.
Biloxi Visitors Center
This facility serves as a central hub for information and will remain a distribution point for printed copies of the newsletter.
The details
The city transitioned the distribution of its official newsletter to its municipal website starting in November 2026. Residents who prefer a physical copy may still obtain them by visiting the Biloxi Visitors Center.
Timeline
October 2026: The final BNews Monthly newsletter was mailed to residents.
November 2026: The newsletter begins its new digital-only distribution schedule.
Market Landscape
This transition aligns with a broader municipal trend of shifting toward digital infrastructure for public communication. It positions the city to leverage online engagement while reducing the reliance on legacy physical distribution channels.
Residents should expect the newsletter to appear exclusively on the city website starting in November 2026. Those who still wish to read a printed copy must now proactively collect them from the Biloxi Visitors Center.
The takeaway
Readers should update their information habits by bookmarking the city website to ensure they continue receiving updates. Physical copies will no longer be delivered, making personal initiative necessary for those who prefer print media.
Further reading
Learn more about local administrative updates in the Biloxi Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WXXV News 25.
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