Long Beach Falls in Double Overtime as Pass Christian Rolls Past Moss Point
by Charlie Rook It was a night of contrasting results for two Gulf Coast programs Friday, as Long Beach suffered a heartbreaking double-overtime defeat while Pass Christian earned a dominant victory. Long Beach battled Pascagoula in one of the closest games of the evening, eventually falling 17-10 in double overtime. The Bearcats kept…
Read MoreAnnual Coastal Cleanup set to take place October 17
By Toni Miles Come Saturday, October 17, organizers of the 2026 Annual Coastal Cleanup hope the shoreline of Long Beach will be packed with volunteers, all on a mission to remove trash and debris from the beachfront. The program, sponsored each year by Mississippi State University’s Coastal and Marine Extension Program, typically…
Read MoreMayor and Board of Aldermen Meeting Agenda, Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Mayor and Board of Aldermen Meeting Agenda, Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. City Hall Meeting Room 201 Jeff Davis Avenue Lon Beach, MS 39560
Read MoreMovie Review: “Other Mommy”
By Bob Garver The title “Other Mommy” is misleading. The villainous demon haunting 8-year-old Bela (Arabella Olivia Clark) can take any form, including her father (Jay Duplass), her babysitter (Sean Kaufman), or even a complete stranger. But yes, much of the time it impersonates her mother (Jessica Chastain). The reason, I suspect, has…
Read MoreAnnual Toast to the Coast fundraiser set for October 16 in Pass Christian
By Toni Miles Long after the party’s, over the gift of education remains.” The “party” is Coast Episcopal School’s annual Toast to the Coast fundraiser. This year’s fundraising event is scheduled for Friday, October 16, at 845 East Scenic Drive in Pass Christian. Boasting more than thirty restaurants across South Mississippi and housed under…
Read MoreScience Café on the Coast to host “Religion and the Afterlife”
Special to The Pass Post Science Café on the Coast, a collaboration between The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) Gulf Coast Library, Harrison County Library System, Long Beach Public Library, the Hancock County Library System, Infinity Science Center and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, is partnering with the One Book, One Pass Community Read…
Read MoreAnnual Night Out Against Crime moves to Friday this year
By Toni Miles Kids and their families are invited to join forces at an upcoming event of fun where locals can meet law enforcement. It’s all part of the City of Long Beach’s annual Night Out Against Crime, which has been scheduled this year on a Friday, so that more families can…
Read MoreLBSD honored with partnership award
The Long Beach School District (LBSD) was recently honored with the 2026 Governor’s Award for Exemplary Partnerships, presented by the Mississippi Association of Partners in Education, in recognition of the district’s collaborative efforts as a valued 2025–26 Community Partner of the Mississippi Schools for the Deaf and the Blind (MSDB). The award, accepted by…
Read MoreOp Ed: Securing America’s Industrial Nerve Centers Starts With Knowing Who Owns the Equipment
By: Steve Lott America’s critical infrastructure can be disrupted without a missile, a bomb, or a hostile fleet. All it takes is access — access to the hardware, the software, and the data streams that run our pipelines, ports, and industrial facilities. I learned this long before I ever ran for office. In…
Read MoreWhy Consistent Pallet Wrapping Matters for Shipping
A pallet may look ready to ship, but what happens between the loading dock and the destination can put that packaging to the test. Truck vibration can gradually shift cartons. Forklift movement can place sudden forces on a load. Changes in temperature, handling conditions, and road surfaces may add more stress during transit. When stretch…
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