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Residents reminded of golf cart rules for City

The Pass Post   The Pass Christian Police Department is reminding citizens that all golf carts operated within the City limits must have a valid permit issued by the City and may only be driven by individuals who possess a valid driver’s license.   Qualified drivers who wish to operate a golf cart or low-speed…

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PCPSD and Pirate Excellence Foundation recognized with statewide award

The Pass Post The Pass Christian Public School District (PCPSD), in partnership with the Pirate Excellence Foundation, was recently awarded the 2026 Governor’s Award of Distinction for District and Community-wide partnerships. The Mississippi Association of Partners in Education recognized Mississippi’s top school-community partnerships during the 24th annual Governor’s Awards Celebration, honoring school-community partnership programs that…

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Key Factors That Influence Soil Health Over Time

Healthy soil is one of the most valuable natural resources on the planet. It supports agriculture, helps regulate water cycles, stores carbon, and provides a habitat for countless organisms. Yet soil health is not something that remains constant. It evolves over time based on how the land is managed and how environmental factors interact with…

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Boosting Community Engagement Through Local Sports Events

Local sports are great at bringing neighbors together. They create a shared sense of purpose and excitement that goes way beyond the game itself, even helping to build confidence in young athletes. Think of a weekend softball league or a kids’ soccer tournament. These events help people connect and build pride in their community. They…

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Movie Review: “Minions & Monsters”

By Bob Garver     “Minions & Monsters” is the seventh cinematic outing for the Minions, and the third where they take center stage, as opposed to playing backup for former supervillain Gru. The jellybean-like animated gibberish-spewers all voiced by Pierre Coffin are once again taking the prequel route, as their story is told by…

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How To Avoid Industrial Construction Scheduling Issues

Industrial construction projects involve countless moving parts. Materials must arrive on time, crews need access to work areas, equipment has to be available, and multiple contractors must stay aligned from start to finish. When one piece falls behind, the schedule can quickly drift off course. The good news is that many delays can be avoided…

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Coffeetime: “That ain’t no barn!”

Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com     Six-year-old Darren was on a first-time visit to the farm. His Pappa had arranged for him to get to see a part of this world that Darren never even knew existed. A real live working farm with all the corrals, fields, outbuildings and animals that a farm needs. Including…

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Hamilton awarded P.E.O. STAR Scholarship

Special to Long Beach Breeze     Long Beach High School (LBHS) senior Andria Hamilton has been selected to receive a $2,500 STAR Scholarship from the P.E.O. Sisterhood, an international philanthropic organization dedicated to supporting women’s educational advancement. She was recommended by P.E.O. Chapter B of Long Beach. Hamilton is the daughter of Josh and…

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Shipping Mistakes Small Businesses Still Make

Small businesses face pressure from every direction. Customers expect quick delivery and products that arrive without damage. Many business owners focus so heavily on speed that they overlook the shipping process itself. The most frustrating part comes afterward. Refund requests pile up and customer trust weakens after only one bad experience. Strong fulfillment habits solve problems before they start…

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