Long Beach Baseball Season Ends in First Round of Playoffs
The final out didn’t come with celebration. It came with a quiet understanding. For the Long Beach High School Bearcats baseball, the 2026 postseason was over almost as quickly as it began—but the story of their season runs deeper than a two-game series. Facing a battle-tested George County High School baseball squad in the opening…
Read MorePlant Swap planned for May 1
The Pass Post May 1 offers the opportunity for community members to participate in a Plant Swap. Those who have plants in their yard or garden that they no longer need are encouraged to bring them – or a cutting or seeds – to the Pass Christian Library to swap them for some…
Read MoreEngineering Decisions That Can Reduce Maintenance Costs
Maintenance costs are a constant concern for manufacturers. These expenses often go far beyond simple repairs, affecting production schedules, labor allocation, and overall profitability. Engineering decisions that can reduce maintenance costs start long before machinery is installed; it begins at the design table. By taking a proactive approach to engineering, organizations can minimize unexpected failures…
Read MoreHow Manufacturers Handle Sudden Material Delays
Material delays have a way of turning an ordinary production day into a tense one. A shipment that looked fine yesterday can suddenly slip, and that change can put pressure on labor, scheduling, and customer expectations all at once. This can lead to a variety of major issues that are more difficult to manage. That’s…
Read MorePass Christian Middle School Dominates Coast, Shines at State Math Competition
Pass Christian Middle School students have once again proven that excellence in academics is alive and thriving, as they delivered an outstanding performance at the MCTM Seventh and Eighth District Math Competition held in March at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. Competing against various schools from across the Coast, the Pass Christian team rose…
Read MoreLibrary prepping for summer reading program
By Guest Columnist Renee Rayburn, LBPL Youth and Technology Services Hello, Long Beach! Summer Reading is just around the corner, and, this summer, our theme is “Unearth a Story.” Registration begins on May 1 and can be done one of two ways. The first way to register is to visit the library’s website…
Read MorePainting Tips That Make Any DIY Project Easier for Beginners
Taking on a DIY painting project can feel both exciting and overwhelming, especially for busy parents trying to refresh a space without hiring help. The good news is that a few smart strategies can make the process smoother and far more enjoyable. With the right preparation and mindset, even first-time painters can achieve results that…
Read MoreBest Home Fragrance Ideas for Winding Down in the Evening
Evenings don’t always slow down the way people would like them to some nights. The workday may be over, but the mind can keep running through unfinished tasks, lingering stress, or plans for tomorrow. Creating a calm environment at home can make that transition feel more natural instead of forced. While there’s a lot that…
Read MoreWhy Traders Watch Global Conflict Headlines Closely
A potential conflict mentioned in the news can feel far away when it first appears on a phone screen. Most people read it, register that it matters, then move on with the day. Traders can’t do that, because they know a distant conflict can change prices at home long before the broader public sees the…
Read MorePirate Fifth Graders Visit the Middle School for an Exciting Preview Day
The halls of the middle school were filled with energy and excitement as fifth grade students from Pass Christian Elementary and DeLisle Elementary visited campus for a special tour day designed to give them a glimpse into their future. The visit was led by the middle school’s Student Council, whose members guided the incoming…
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