Five PCHS seniors named National Merit Semifinalists
Special to The Pass Post The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC®) recently announced that Pass Christian High School seniors Alex Bosarge, Steven Kelly, Jr., Carter Ladner, Jocelyn Nguyen and Kyle Wittmann have been named as National Merit Semifinalists in the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. The five are in the one percent of high…
Read MoreLong Beach natives and sisters co-author book of love for USM
Special to Long Beach Breeze After two years in the making, countless revisions, late nights, and so much love, Jordan Cutchall (Taylor), Lakelyn Taylor and Gracyn Taylor are finally ready to share My Southern Miss with their communities. What began as Cutchall’s idea to create meaningful baby shower gifts for two of her…
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Fleet Vehicle Inspections
A fleet can look dependable from the outside, but one worn tire or weak battery can put a vehicle out of service at the worst time. Regular inspections give fleet managers and technicians a chance to spot those concerns before they turn into larger repairs or roadside trouble. What you need to know about fleet…
Read MoreBaby Travel Essentials for a Gulf Coast Weekend Trip
A weekend on the Mississippi Gulf Coast can be such a nice change of scenery for your family, and it doesn’t have to feel like a big, complicated vacation. With a baby along for the ride, things may move a little slower, but that can make the time together feel even sweeter. Packing baby travel…
Read MoreEasy Ways To Make Your Message Known at a Trade Show
Trade shows place your brand in front of people who came with a purpose. Every aisle holds new products and plenty of competition for attention. A clear message gives visitors a reason to stop, look closer, and remember your company long after the event ends. Check out this full list of easy ways to make your…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “FIVE WIVES PLUS ONE”
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com The funeral director was scheduled to bury the body of a man who had been married to five former wives, and had a current fiancée when he died. A fiancée that the ex-wives did not know existed. In this town, when a person passed away and had no…
Read MoreRoad Trip Ready: Exploring Local Gems by Car
There’s a special kind of freedom in hopping in the car and exploring the hidden wonders just a short drive away. You don’t need a week off or a huge budget to have an adventure. Southern California is packed with scenic drives, charming small towns, and beautiful natural landscapes waiting to be discovered. A well-planned…
Read MoreIn-person jobs are shrinking nationally. The Coast added 1,200 last year.
By late August the restaurants along the beachfront are hiring the way they have always hired, with a sign in the window and a shift starting Friday. A national study published this summer says that kind of work is losing ground across the country. On this stretch of coast it did the opposite. The study…
Read MoreA splash of color covers Long Beach as umbrellas hung in downtown area
By Toni Miles Rain or shine, residents and visitors alike will catch a glimpse of a palette of colorful umbrellas now hung between Long Beach City Hall and the Long Beach Library. “Visitors to downtown Long Beach will notice a colorful new addition between City Hall and the Long Beach…
Read MoreWhy Bigger Farm Equipment Isn’t Always More Productive
Farm operations have always depended on having the right tools for the job. As farms grow and technology improves, however, it can be tempting to assume that upgrading to larger, more powerful equipment will automatically increase productivity. A bigger tractor can pull larger implements. A higher-capacity pump can move more water. A larger combine…
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