Best Online Solitaire Platforms Reviewed 2026
If you work at a desk or use a laptop all day, you get bored. For a lot of us, that means playing a fast game of Solitaire. Back in the day, every computer had it built right into the system. Now everything is online, which means you can play it on any phone or…
Read MoreWhat Should You Do When You’re Accused of Something?
As you know here, being accused of something you didn’t do is one of those situations that can make normal life feel unreal very quickly. It’s awful when it happens when you’re a kid, but imagine now, as an adult. It’s like one day, everything is ordinary enough, and then there’s an allegation attached to…
Read More4 Car-Ownership Mistakes To Avoid
Your vehicle is more than just a way to get from A to B. It’s always a significant financial investment, and the impact on your bank balance extends far beyond the initial cost of buying the car. All too often, car owners end up paying significantly more in repair work, all because of some easily…
Read MorePlanning and Development Commission Meeting Agenda, May 28, 2026
Planning and Development Commission Meeting Agenda, May 28, 2026 @ 5:30 PM City Hall Meeting Room 201 Jeff Davis Avenue Long Beach, MS 39560
Read MoreReady! Set! Roll! Jeepin’ the Coast set to roll out May 27-31
By Toni Miles Ready! Set! Roll! Jeepin’ the Coast (JTC) is just around the corner, set to roll out Wednesday, May 27, through Sunday, May 31. The Mississippi Gulf Coast will once again rumble with the sound of off-road engines when the five-day event gears up in Long Beach, where the event…
Read MoreSummer bike rides options continue in June
Long Beach Breeze Summer biking opportunities continue across the Coast, with options that include Pedal in the Pass and Long Beach community rides. In Long Beach, community bicycle rides will be held on the first Thursday of each month through October. The next ride is set for June 4, with subsequent rides planned…
Read MoreResidents asked to check water as hydrant testing continues
By: Toni Miles As the Long Beach Fire Department continues its state-mandated fire hydrant testing, which began on April 1, residents may notice temporary discoloration in their water. This occurs when sediment in the water lines is stirred up as hydrants are flushed. City leaders say while the water remains safe, it may…
Read MoreWhy Hobbies Matter More Than Ever in Modern Life
Life can be repetitive very quickly. You have to deal with work responsibilities and Aaron’s and Danny’s routines, which often leave very little room for personal interests. Many people spend a lot of time focusing on productivity; this sometimes makes them forget how important hobbies can be for things like relaxation, creativity, and mental well-being.…
Read MorePlanning to Buy a Business? Top Considerations Before Making an Acquisition
Becoming a business owner is a dream come true for so many people. The trouble is, starting a business from scratch and building it from the ground up is a process that takes many years to complete. Plus, you need to have a strong business idea in the first place before even thinking about how…
Read MoreMovie Review: Double Feature- “Mortal Kombat II” and “Obsession”
By Bob Garver With “The Devil Wears Prada 2” and “Michael” still ruling the domestic box office, I thought I’d give this week’s review spot to a couple of also-rans from the past two weeks. “Mortal Kombat II” The 2021 “Mortal Kombat” movie was a disaster that left fans disappointed for many reasons,…
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