How to Bring a Little Coastal Ease to Your Next City Getaway
There’s a special kind of magic to a city vacation – the endless energy, discoveries around every corner, and incredible food. But sometimes, all that hustle can leave you craving the laid-back calm of a beach escape. The good news is you don’t have to pick just one. With a few thoughtful choices, you can…
Read MoreLong Beach High School Class of 1972 funds scholarship
Special to Long Beach Breeze The Long Beach High School (LBHS) Class of 1972 alumni have funded a $2,000 scholarship awarded to LBHS senior Davarion Lee. Through fundraising efforts and donations from classmates, the Class of 1972 established this scholarship three years ago and plans to continue offering it annually. Lee, a…
Read More9 Home Exterior Issues You Must Address Early
Homes along the Mississippi Gulf Coast face intense sunlight, heavy rain, high humidity, salt exposure, strong winds, and persistent wildlife activity throughout the year. However, small exterior defects can exacerbate quickly under these conditions. These can evolve from an inexpensive repair into damage that may strain your family’s budget. This makes it critical to know…
Read MoreFinding a Reliable Vehicle for Your Daily Commute
Choosing the right car for your daily commute means balancing cost, reliability, and comfort. With so many options out there, it can feel tough to narrow things down and find a car that truly fits your life and budget. A good commuter car should make your daily drive less of a chore and more…
Read MoreMovie Review: “One Night Only”
By Bob Garver It takes a very generous suspension of disbelief to enjoy “One Night Only.” The film is set in a not-too-distant future where premarital sex is outlawed, save for one night a year. Comparisons to “The Purge” are inevitable, which to me raises an interesting question: Which would lead to more…
Read MoreLong Beach represented in 2026 Magnolia Girls State
Special to Long Beach Breeze The American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) Girls State is referred to as a highly regarded, week-long summer leadership and citizenship program for upcoming high school seniors. Participants create and run mock municipal, county, and state governments to learn firsthand how the American democratic process works. The Long Beach…
Read MoreHow Weather Can Magnify Job Site Safety Risks
Construction sites are constantly exposed to changing environmental conditions, making weather one of the most unpredictable factors affecting workplace safety. Rain, snow, heat, wind, and even sudden temperature swings can transform an otherwise routine workday into a dangerous one. Understanding how these conditions affect workers, equipment, and site organization helps contractors reduce accidents while maintaining…
Read MoreThe Stuff in the Yard That Always Has a Story
Every neighborhood has at least one thing in a yard that makes people slow down and wonder. It might be half-covered by a tarp, leaning beside a shed, or sitting just far enough from the driveway to suggest someone still has plans for it. To one person, it may look like clutter. To the owner,…
Read MoreHow To Ensure a Sewing Manufacturer Meets Your Expectations
A clear plan sets the tone for any successful partnership with a sewing manufacturer that must meet strict expectations and project standards. Each step requires attention to detail, direct communication, and defined outcomes that align with product goals and business needs. Careful preparation reduces risk, builds trust, and supports consistent quality across production cycles without…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “BENT SOCCER RULES”
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com Pappa and his two small great grandsons were having fun playing in the park on a gorgeous afternoon. Kicking around a soccer ball, they soon decided to start a game. Well, a loosely-termed version of the game of soccer. The kind of game that has very few boundaries or rules.…
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