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Small Changes That Can Make a Big Environmental Impact

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Protecting the environment often feels like a challenge that requires massive global action. While large-scale policies and corporate initiatives are essential, everyday choices made by individuals also play a powerful role. Small, consistent changes in daily habits can collectively create a meaningful environmental impact over time. Rethinking Everyday Energy Use One of the easiest ways…

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Long Beach School Board approves elementary school reconfiguration

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Harper-McCaughan Elementary (Photo credit Toni Miles)

Special to Long Beach Breeze The Long Beach School District (LBSD) School Board has officially approved a comprehensive reconfiguration of its elementary schools, which District leaders say is a strategic move designed to enhance instructional alignment, deepen teacher collaboration, and ensure consistent, developmentally appropriate learning experiences for all students. The decision also responds to population…

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A century across the water: Ship Island Excursions turns 100

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(Photo from Ship Island Excursions)

By Meredith Biesinger, Magnolia Tribune       There’s a moment that happens just after the boat pulls away from Gulfport Harbor. The shoreline softens behind you. The air changes. Phones go down. Kids press against the rail, rail, hearts pounding excitedly as they scan the water, convinced they’ll spot the first dolphin. Seagulls ride…

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Disability Connection and the Biloxi Visitors Center presents three free movies: the Mississippi Coast Heritage Trilogy

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Disability Connection will host a free public showing of the MS Coast Heritage Tours Film Trilogy, offering attendees an in-depth look at more than 160 remarkable destinations across South Mississippi. The three documentaries will be screened at the Biloxi Visitor’s Center Theater, located at 1050 Beach Blvd in Biloxi, on Wednesday, March 4. Showtimes are…

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Youth Harmonica Class to be held at Pass Christian Library

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  Register now for the Youth “Mississippi Saxophone” 3 Day Workshop, A Blues Harmonica Class with Musician “Bayou” Shannon Williford. This workshop is designed for students in 5th to 8th grade. It will take place at Pass Christian Public Library on April 6, April 8, and April 10, 2026, from 2 to 4 pm.  The…

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City dedicates Harbor Master Building in honor of Danny Kaletsch

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Mayor Tim Pierce and Danny Kaletsch (Photo credit Toni Miles)

By Toni Miles     The City of Long Beach officially dedicated its Harbor Master Building in honor of longtime public servant and community leader Danny Kaletsch during a ceremony attended by City officials, family members, and residents on January 28.   The dedication recognizes Kaletsch’s years of service and his lasting impact on the…

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Choosing a Final Resting Place for Cremated Remains

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A polished wooden cremation urn surrounded by red roses on a table, with blurred mourners in the background.

Choosing a final resting place for cremated remains is a deeply personal decision that reflects love, memory, and legacy. Families today have more options than ever before, allowing them to honor their loved ones in ways that feel meaningful and appropriate. Some people prefer traditional burial settings, while others choose creative or nature-centered memorials. Each…

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