Krewe of Waggus Announces New Date for 2nd Annual Pass Christian Mardi Gras Pet Pawrade
The Krewe of Waggus has announced a new date for its 2nd Annual Mardi Gras Pet Pawrade in Pass Christian. Originally scheduled for January 24, the event was postponed due to the winter weather forecast. The Pawrade will now take place on Saturday, February 21st, beginning at 2:00 p.m. The parade will start at the…
Read MoreMardi Gras parade set to roll Feb.7, spring events open registration
By Toni Miles Let the good times roll – and the Carnival Association of Long Beach’s (CALB’s) Team McMahon-Seal is rolling things out in preparation for their annual CALB Mardi Gras Parade. This year’s parade is set to take place on Saturday, February 7, in downtown Long Beach at 6 p.m. The…
Read MoreAuthor to visit Feb. 3 for story time, reading challenge announced
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 February. February is Library Lover’s Month, and what better time to celebrate your child’s love of reading? To promote this, we would like to offer a certificate to…
Read MoreWhat You Should Do If Your New Car Has a Defect
When you purchase a new car, you’ll have high expectations for a smooth drive. Hence, you’d find it strange if a car you recently purchased doesn’t function properly. Some brand-new vehicles may have manufacturing errors or software glitches. The presence of faulty components in any of the car’s parts can also make it malfunction. Depending…
Read MoreWhy the Ground Beneath a Structure Matters More Than Most People Realize
When a building shows signs of trouble, people tend to look upward. Cracks in walls, uneven floors, sticking doors, or exterior separation draw attention to what can be seen. In many cases, the real problem is not in the structure itself but in what is supporting it. Geotechnical engineering exists to understand and manage the…
Read MoreWhy You Should Concrete Stain Your Outdoor Living Space
Homeowners often seek effective methods to enhance their patios, walkways, and pool decks easily. Concrete surfaces dominate outdoor areas, but they frequently appear drab, lifeless, and somewhat industrial. Staining offers a permanent solution that transforms plain gray slabs into vibrant, elegant features. This process penetrates deep into the concrete to create lasting color. Unlike…
Read MoreWhy Most Cybercrime Attacks Succeed Without Anyone Noticing
Cybercrime rarely looks like what people imagine. There is no dramatic hacking scene, no alarms, and often no immediate sign that anything has gone wrong. Most cybercrime unfolds quietly in the background while systems continue to operate as usual. By the time a business realizes something is wrong, data may already be stolen, accounts compromised,…
Read MoreMovie Review: “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple”
By Bob Garver Audiences largely left last June’s zombie threequel “28 Years Later” thinking the same thing, “That was a good movie, but what the heck was up with that ending?” They were referring to the last-minute saving of young protagonist Spike (Alfie Williams) from a hoard of Infected by a gang…
Read MoreCoast Episcopal School to Host Classic Golf Tournament March 19th
Coast Episcopal School will host the Coast Episcopal Classic Golf Tournament on March 19, 2026 at The Oaks Golf Club in Pass Christian, bringing together business leaders, families, alumni, and friends of the school for a day of golf in support of education. Designed as a four-person scramble, the Coast Episcopal Classic offers a fun,…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “MIRRORS AND EYES TELL THE TRUTH”
Send any responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com A mirror has a tough job. To show you how fit, skinny or fat your body is. Your clothes have a tougher job, to make your body look good. Your body that is fit, ski…well, no need, you already have yourself categorized. A washing machine’s job is to clean…
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