Why Tenant Screenings Are Essential When Renting a Home
A successful rental experience depends on careful decisions that protect property value and promote reliable tenant relationships over time. Many property owners face avoidable issues that arise from rushed approvals and incomplete background reviews that fail to reveal key details. Tenant screening provides a structured process that helps identify qualified applicants and supports stable occupancy…
Read MorePass Christian history subject of new presentation
Special to The Pass Post The Pass Christian Historical Society, which is celebrating its 60th year, held an open house on the 4th of July and presented a new program, “Historical and Cultural Influences on the City of Pass Christian in the Past 250 Years.” The program highlights key themes, such as the town’s…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “WHEN SOMEONE LIES TO YOU”
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com A person lied, absolutely no doubt about it. Carefully thought it out, then purposely and deviously worded their misleading statement to you or a group. Usually, they have a definite motive, and protecting people is rarely their purpose. Usually, their reason is rooted in self-protection or self-promotion. “If…
Read MoreHow Better Prints Save Time on Job Sites Today
Every construction project depends on clear communication, yet many delays begin with something as simple as a printed drawing that doesn’t hold up in the field. Smudged lines or difficult-to-read details force crews to stop and ask questions. Those interruptions add up faster than many people realize. When you focus on better prints from the…
Read MoreHow To Plan Ahead for Your Company’s Busiest Months
Every business has seasons when the pace rises, and customers need more. Along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, those months may arrive with summer tourism, holiday shopping, or storm-related service needs. This makes it critical for firms to prepare before the rush begins. Discover below how to plan ahead for your company’s busiest months. This will…
Read MoreTips for Improving Visibility on Construction Sites
Construction sites stay busy from the first truck arrival until the last piece of equipment heads home. Workers, cranes, forklifts, trucks, and pedestrians all share the same space, so clear visibility deserves attention from day one. If your crew wants safer job conditions and smoother project flow, the right habits can go a long way.…
Read MoreKara’s Sights and Bites: Here’s what I’m loving in Summer ‘26
By Kara Kimbrough It’s hard to believe, but a little more than half of 2026 has already slipped away. The halfway point (give or take a few weeks) is a good time to reflect on new supermarket, restaurant and food items on my favorites list. So, without further ado…here’s what I’m loving…
Read MoreCity of Long Beach celebrates 4th annual Fourth of July Jubilee
By Toni Miles The City of Long Beach was painted red, white and blue on the ground and in the sky on June 27, as the Friendly City celebrated its fourth annual 4th of July Jubilee. The day opened with various activities in the downtown area, with food vendors on hand, a…
Read MoreNotice of Mayor and Board of Aldermen Special Meeting, Thursday, August 6, 2026
Notice of Mayor and Board of Aldermen Special Meeting, Thursday, August 6, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. City Hall Meeting Room 201 Jeff Davis Avenue Long Beach, MS 39560
Read MoreHotel Whiskey nears completion in downtown Long Beach
By Toni Miles Construction continues to move forward on the highly anticipated Hotel Whiskey in downtown Long Beach, a boutique hotel expected to become yet another part of the City’s ongoing downtown revitalization. Located at the corner of Jeff Davis Avenue and Fourth Street, the three-story hotel is designed to offer visitors an…
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