Bearcats Continue Roll With Victory Against Hancock
The Long Beach Bearcats varsity boys soccer team delivered a commanding performance Tuesday in their home conference matchup against the Hancock Hawks, cruising to a 5‑0 victory. From the opening whistle, Long Beach controlled the tempo, maintaining possession and creating multiple scoring chances while keeping Hancock off balance. Scoring was spread across several key contributors…
Read MoreHelpful Tips for First-Time Business Owners
Launching a new venture brings a rush of adrenaline mixed with a healthy dose of anxiety. You stand on the precipice of creating something entirely your own, yet the statistics regarding business longevity often loom in the background. Success requires meticulous planning, adaptability, and a willingness to learn from the market. As an entrepreneur, you…
Read MoreMayor and Board of Aldermen Meeting Agenda, December 16, 2025
Mayor and Board of Aldermen Meeting Agenda, December 16, 2025 @ 5:00 PM City Hall Meeting Room 201 Jeff Davis Avenue Long Beach, MS 39560
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “NOT JUST WANNA, BUT HAVTA”
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com People are just people, everywhere you go. Everyone has their favorite hobbies and if given the chance, they would spend hours doing just that. And most of us also have heavy responsibilities that we avoid like the plague for as long as possible. As long as possible without wrecking our…
Read MoreMain Street announces Façade Improvement Grant Program
Special to Long Beach Breeze Long Beach Main Street recently announced an opportunity for local businesses to apply for grants to help them revitalize and enhance the appearance of their storefronts. In partnership with the Mississippi Power Foundation, the 2025 Long Beach Main Street Facade Grant Program is designed to help property owners…
Read MoreEinstein Was Wrong
By: Kelley Williams, Chair Bigger Pie Forum Not Albert, his son Hans. As far as we know, Albert was right about his General Theory of Relativity and other natural laws. Hans was not as famous as his father. But he was the world expert on river sediments. He advised the Corps of Engineers…
Read MoreEverything you need to know about the technology that keeps casino games fair
When you’re playing online casino games, there’s an invisible infrastructure working behind the scenes to ensure everything’s above board. It’s easy to take fairness for granted when you’re focused on the spin or the deal, but the technology that maintains that fairness is central to how legitimate online casinos operate. Without these systems, trust would…
Read MoreLong Beach Community Food Pantry grateful for donations as need rises
By Toni Miles The season of giving is year-round for the Long Beach Food Pantry, but, with the prior government shutdown and concerns by some locals in the area about being able to put food on the table, the need for food and donations has gone up. “We have seen an increased…
Read MorePCHS Students Serve Up Creativity at Food Truck Project Event
Pass Christian High School was buzzing with excitement on December 5, 2025, as students from the Marketing and Nutrition & Wellness programs came together for one of the most anticipated academic events of the semester—the Food Truck Project Showcase. What has become a beloved tradition on campus once again delivered a vibrant mix…
Read MoreMovie Review: “Five Nights at Freddy’s 2”
By Bob Garver From its ridiculous opening scene, there is little denying that “Five Nights at Freddy’s 2” is one of the stupidest movies of 2025. Its only real competition comes from Disney’s live-action “Snow White” remake thinking that its Dwarfs were fit for human eyesight. And it’s not even the fun kind…
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