Long Beach Chamber recognizes Citizen of the Year, others at annual Breakfast with the Mayor
Special to Long Beach Breeze At the recent Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Breakfast with Mayor Tim Pierce, attendees not only got to hear at State of the City address by the mayor, but some also received awards. First Responders of the Year Awards were presented, as well as Public Works Employee…
Read MoreIt’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Families encouraged to enjoy a day full of holiday festivities on December 6
By Toni Miles It’s hard to believe the Christmas holiday is right around the corner, but the Harper McCaughan Town Green and Pavilion are decked out in red, green and gold, signaling another Christmas is rolling around. On Wednesday, November 12, City of Long Beach crews were on the grounds of the…
Read MorePCMS football team crowned Division 3 champs
Special to The Pass Post The Pass Christian Middle School (PCMS) Pirates are officially Division 3 Champions, finishing their season recently with a 19–0 victory over the Magnolia Tigers. Coaches say the win was especially sweet, as Magnolia had handed the Pirates one of their toughest losses earlier in the season — but…
Read MoreHow To Find the Perfect Dog Bed for Your Furry Friends
As a dog owner, you want the absolute best for your furry companion. From high-quality food to the most engaging toys, every choice you make is aimed at keeping them happy and healthy. One of the most important decisions you’ll make for your dog’s comfort is choosing the right bed. After all, dogs spend a…
Read MoreEssential Maintenance Tips for Long-Lasting Boats
For many Mississippi Gulf Coast residents, owning a boat opens up a world of recreation, from fishing trips around the barrier islands to leisurely cruises along the shoreline. A boat represents a significant investment in a lifestyle centered around the water. To protect this investment and maximize your time enjoying the Gulf, a consistent upkeep…
Read MoreGift wrapping, visiting pets, yoga and more planned for library in December
By Guest Columnist Renee Rayburn, LBPL Youth and Technology Services Hello Long Beach! Here is what’s happening at the Long Beach Public Library in December! Everyone had such a wonderful time last year with this event that we couldn’t help but do it again! The Friends of the Long Beach Public Library will…
Read MoreFamily Christmas Events at Pass Christian Library
Join us at the Pass Christian Library for our special Family Christmas Events! On December 17, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., families are invited to a Christmas Storytime with Mrs. Claus and the Christmas Elves. Mrs. Claus will read her favorite Christmas stories, and the Christmas Elves will sing and dance with everyone. After the…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “AT LEAST GRANDMA IS THANKFUL!”
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com Grandma Gertie is more than ready for Thanksgiving Day to arrive. For the first time in seventeen years, she is going to have her entire family home for Thanksgiving dinner. Everyone has painstakingly arranged their holiday schedules to be able be together at Grandma’s house. Excited-beyond-measure cannot even begin…
Read MoreUnderstanding Modern Crime Trends – And Where Bail Bonds Fit Into the Justice System
Crime is not a single, simple issue. It is shaped by economics, community stability, policing strategies, social support systems, seasonal changes, and how the justice system responds when someone is arrested. When people talk about crime rates going up or down, what they often have in mind is a mixture of these forces —…
Read MoreModern Network Security: The Foundation of Every Digital Business
Most businesses in the United States today are built on a silent assumption: technology will simply work. The Wi-Fi will connect. The servers will run. The firewall will protect. The cloud will sync. The problem is — in the real world — these systems do not protect themselves. Network security is no longer a…
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