Promoting Safer Streets: A Guide to Community-Led Road Safety Initiatives
The safety of residents is a top priority in any community. Everyone deserves to feel secure, but the increasing number of vehicles on our roads presents a significant challenge to pedestrian and driver safety. Community-led road safety initiatives are a powerful tool for creating safer streets. These grassroots efforts, driven by residents, can transform a…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “GETTING YOUR WAY..THE EASIER WAY”
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com You want your way. And that is normal. But getting others to want to do what you are asking? Sometimes that’s just not very easy. Forcing them usually doesn’t make you a winner. In their eyes or in your own. A normal person will usually admit they don’t enjoy having…
Read MoreCity establishes temporary permit process for existing business containers
Special to Long Beach Breeze At the recent Board of Aldermen meeting, the Long Beach Board of Aldermen voted to implement a temporary permitting solution for businesses currently utilizing shipping or storage containers within the City limits. The action allows existing businesses with containers already in place to apply for a permit…
Read MoreMISSISSIPPI GULF COAST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OPENS 2026 SMALL BUSINESS GRANT APPLICATIONS
The Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce is now accepting applications for its 2026 Small Business Grant Program, offering financial support to local businesses across the Coast. Applications officially opened March 25 and will remain open through 12:00 p.m. on Monday, May 4, 2026. This year’s program includes grant opportunities through the Biloxi, Gulfport, Long…
Read MorePCHS students earn poetry awards
Two Pass Christian High School students were recently announced as winners in the Mississippi Poetry Contest. Trinity Langlinais earned first place in the tenth-grade division for her poem, “The Storm,” and Nikolas Piernas received honorable mention in the twelfth-grade division for his poem, “Pass Christian.” Both students will be recognized next fall at the…
Read MoreKlondyke Road milling and paving project wraps
The City of Long Beach recently completed roadway improvements on Klondyke Road from Y Not Stop (seen here) on the southern end of the roadway to LaRosa Road. The project is part of the Cit’s ongoing efforts to enhance local infrastructure and to improve driving conditions for residents and visitors alike.
Read More4 Simple Ways To Make Your Weekends Feel Truly Restful
It’s as if weekends slip away from us before we know it. Next thing we know, we’re back at work on Monday. You don’t relax by chance; you do it with some purpose, but that doesn’t mean you need to be restrictive. Relaxation is about creating a space for yourself that you feel is really…
Read MoreCan You Sort Your Health Out Once And For All?
Can you sort your health out once and for all? If you’re someone who has constantly been going round and round when it comes to your health, frustration may well be heavy on your mind. Something clearly isn’t working if you’re back at this point again, and it’s important that you break it down so…
Read MorePlant options abound at library this spring
Special to The Pass Post The Pass Christian Library offered both plant education and acquisition opportunities this spring. On Thursday, April 2, the library and the Pass Christian Garden Club partnered to co-host the garden program “Poisonous and Venomous Flora and Fauna: Plants and Animals” at 1 p.m. at the library. The program featured Harrison…
Read MoreWhat To Look For When Moving To A New Area
Moving can be both a very exciting experience and quite a stressful and draining one. If you are considering doing this, there are always going to be a lot of things to consider, and that is especially true if you intend to move to a new area, somewhere you personally haven’t lived before. If so,…
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