Family-Friendly Ways to Enjoy Classic Car Shows
Classic car shows offer more than polished paint and open hoods. They bring together local history, design, engineering, and community pride in a way that appeals to people of all ages. Along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, where weekend outings often revolve around sunshine, food, and local events, family-friendly ways to enjoy classic car shows can…
Read MoreMSDH Stresses Prevention During Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
Mississippi has the highest death rate in the nation for Alzheimer’s, a brain disease that causes a slow decline in memory, thinking and reasoning skills, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. An estimated 7.4 million Americans over age 65 are currently living with the condition, a number expected to nearly double by 2050. The Mississippi State…
Read MoreThe Importance of Traceability in Automotive Manufacturing
Automotive manufacturing depends on precision at every stage, from the first supplier shipment to the final inspection before a vehicle reaches the road. A single car or truck can contain thousands of parts, many of which come from different suppliers, facilities, materials, and production runs. When manufacturers cannot clearly identify where a component came from,…
Read MoreTips for Lowering the Risk of Accidents Around Your House
Every home contains small safety risks that can lead to serious injuries. Hazards inside and outside the house, including slippery floors, dark walkways, cluttered hallways, and damaged stairs, can pose unnecessary risks to residents and visitors alike. Families who focus on making improvements can create a safer, more comfortable home environment. Review several tips for…
Read More“My Silk Road” on display at library, opening reception planned
Special to The Pass Post The Pass Christian Public Library and the Friends of the Pass Christian Library are sponsoring an opening reception on Tuesday, June 16 for “My Silk Road – Photographic Exhibit,” which will include a gallery talk by the photographer, Dr. Ishrat Syed. The talk will be held at…
Read MoreMDHS Launches new ConnectEBT App And Card Lock Feature
The Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS) announces a new mobile app and enhanced security features for recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) launching June 11, 2026. The ConnectEBT app introduces a card lock feature designed to help protect benefits from theft and unauthorized use. As part of the update, all Mississippi EBT cards will automatically be set to block…
Read MoreWhat Your Kid Needs To Join The Local Baseball Team
If your kid has been invited to join the local baseball team or shown an interest in getting into the sport, then it’s something worth fostering. Team sports can teach a wide range of highly valuable lessons in personal development, not to mention help them stay a lot more active as they’re growing. However, it…
Read MorePlanning and Development Commission Meeting Agenda, June 11, 2026
Planning and Development Commission Meeting Agenda, June 11, 2026 @ 5:30 PM City Hall Meeting Room 201 Jeff Davis Avenue Long Beach, MS 39560
Read MoreProgress on City’s Gateway Project, Harbor restoration visible as work continues
By Toni Miles For quite some time, fencing, heavy equipment and construction crews have been a daily site at the Long Beach Harbor, but the dismantling of a fence on the west side of the City’s harbor is a major sign of progress as work continues on the City’s Gateway Project, as well…
Read MoreDuty Cycle: What It Is and How It Affects Industrial Systems
Have you ever experienced a piece of equipment shutting down mid-shift? Or how about two machines that look identical on paper performing completely differently on the floor? In both of these cases and more, it could all come down to duty cycle. This spec shows up on datasheets and equipment manuals all the time, but…
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