Game-day surprise: Local child receives custom wheelchair funding
Special to Long Beach Breeze Recently, a very special presentation took place at Keesler Federal Park during the Biloxi Shuckers game against the Montgomery Biscuits. While the team at Wheelchairs 4 Kids couldn’t be there in person, their community partners, the Gulfport Kiwanis Club and the Shuckers, stepped onto the field to present…
Read MoreHow To Give a Builder-Grade Deck More Personality
A builder-grade deck gets the job done, providing a place to step outside, set up a few chairs, and enjoy some fresh air. What it often lacks is the character that makes an outdoor space feel like a true extension of the home. A deck can be especially valuable for homeowners along the Mississippi Gulf…
Read MorePass Christian Remains Undefeated While Long Beach Gets Week Off
By Charlie Rook Pass Christian continued its undefeated start Friday night, while Long Beach had the week off after winning three consecutive games. The Pirates traveled to East Central and came away with a 42-28 victory. Pass Christian has now scored at least 40 points in all five games this season and…
Read MoreUMMC ranks No. 2 on Forbes’ list of America’s Best Employers for Healthcare Professionals
By: L.A. Warren, UMMC Communications The University of Mississippi Medical Center has earned the No. 2 ranking on Forbes’ 2026 list of America’s Best Employers for Healthcare Professionals, placing Mississippi’s only academic medical center among the nation’s most highly regarded health care workplaces. UMMC finished second only to St. Jude Children’s…
Read MoreWhat To Consider When Designing Custom Ceramic Parts
A custom ceramic component can solve problems that leave metals, polymers, and other materials at their limits. Extreme heat and harsh industrial conditions can lead engineers toward technical ceramics. However, a strong material choice alone doesn’t produce a successful component. Navigate the guide below to uncover what to consider when designing custom ceramic parts. Start…
Read MoreMovie Review: “Resident Evil”
By Bob Garver The streak is over. The last time I started a review with that phrase, it was to mean something bad – 2022’s “Lightyear” was the first Pixar movie that I didn’t recommend. This time, it’s something good – Zach Cregger’s new take on “Resident Evil” is the first movie based…
Read MorePCMS Science Department Inspires Curiosity, Discovery, and a Love of Learning
The Pass Christian Middle School Science Department focuses on creating opportunities for students to explore, question, investigate, and better understand the world around them through engaging instruction, hands-on learning, and a commitment to student success. The PCMS Science Team is composed of Jeannie VanAlstyne, Jennifer Carden, Chastity Isabelle, and Amber White and they are…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “TEN TRUE THINGS THAT SOME PEOPLE DESPISE”
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com Forgiveness given to someone who treated you badly is necessary to get over the hurt. Your forgiveness doesn’t do a thing for their emotional health, but it frees you from the prison you are living in. Drinking alcohol is not a necessity for a happy life. Contrary…
Read MoreFourth Grade Students Step Into the Role of Real Scientists Through Hands-On Weather Investigation
Fourth grade students at Pass Christian Elementary School recently had the opportunity to experience science in action as they completed their first hands-on laboratory investigation of the school year. As part of their classroom studies on weather patterns and climate, students designed and constructed their very own anemometers, instruments used to measure wind speed.…
Read MoreCommunity Projects and Their Lasting Impact
A neighborhood’s character isn’t just about its homes and streets; it’s shaped by the shared spaces where people connect, relax, and build relationships. Community-led projects that create or improve these spaces have a powerful, lasting effect that ripples through a neighborhood for years. These initiatives can turn neglected lots into vibrant gardens, outdated playgrounds into…
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