Record-breaking year expected for 30th Anniversary of Cruisin’ the Coast
By Toni Miles and Melanie Buford The 30th Anniversary edition of Cruisin’ the Coast (CTC) is set to roll out Sunday, October 4, through Sunday, October 11, and, as of press time, is breaking registration records from previous years. “We’ve had record numbers for registration this year,” said Woody Bailey, CTC’s Vice Chairman…
Read MorePCMS 6th Grade and Chemours Collaborate to Bring STEM Learning to Life
Sixth-grade students at Pass Christian Middle School recently had the opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-world STEM experiences through a collaboration with Chemours. This partnership has provided students with an opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics beyond the traditional classroom setting for several years. Students participate in hands-on activities and have…
Read MoreLong Beach Gateway Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting
The City of Long Beach invites residents, visitors, and community partners to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the Long Beach Gateway on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. at the Gateway. The ceremony will mark an exciting milestone for Long Beach’s waterfront, celebrating a space where families and visitors can…
Read MoreButterflies in the Pass set for October 3
Special to The Pass Post Butterflies in the Pass, the annual festival held in honor of the Monarch butterfly, will take place on Saturday, October 3, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in War Memorial Park in Pass Christian. The event will feature speakers, educational exhibits, hands on activities for all ages…
Read MoreMississippi, Through the Eyes of Our Pirates!
This week in Mrs. Moran’s Art class, our 4th graders have been getting creative as they prepare for an upcoming MS Legislative Session Calendar Art Competition! We talked about all the wonderful things that make Mississippi special and how our communities help us grow. Our Pirates were able to choose from four Mississippi-themed prompts:…
Read MoreAlum dating back to 1950s turn out to celebrate Bearcats’ centennial
By Toni Miles Hundreds of people showed up not only to watch football but also to celebrate one-hundred years of Bearcat football on September 4, as the Long Beach High School Bearcats defeated the Forrest County Agricultural Aggies 17-7 on home turf at the Lumpkin-Magee Stadium. The win is not all that…
Read More“Full-Circle Dreams and Standing Ovations: Pass Christian High School Crowns Homecoming Queen and King”
Pirate Pride reached a peak at Pass Christian High School as the campus celebrated Homecoming, crowning seniors Leeka McBride and Cecil Lizana as the 2026 Homecoming Queen and King on Friday, September 18 at the Pass Christian High School Homecoming football game. At the pre-game ceremony, Pirate alumi, dignitaries, faculty and staff, administration, and…
Read MoreWhy AI Misses Failures at Material Interfaces
A fence panel or machine component can meet every individual material specification and still fail early in the process. The weakness may emerge at a fastener or coating, or where the product meets its supporting frame. Many materials databases describe each component in detail. The engineering risks often live in the relationship between them. That…
Read MoreGame-day surprise: Local child receives custom wheelchair funding
Special to Long Beach Breeze Recently, a very special presentation took place at Keesler Federal Park during the Biloxi Shuckers game against the Montgomery Biscuits. While the team at Wheelchairs 4 Kids couldn’t be there in person, their community partners, the Gulfport Kiwanis Club and the Shuckers, stepped onto the field to present…
Read MoreHow To Give a Builder-Grade Deck More Personality
A builder-grade deck gets the job done, providing a place to step outside, set up a few chairs, and enjoy some fresh air. What it often lacks is the character that makes an outdoor space feel like a true extension of the home. A deck can be especially valuable for homeowners along the Mississippi Gulf…
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