Road Trip Ready: Exploring Local Gems by Car
There’s a special kind of freedom in hopping in the car and exploring the hidden wonders just a short drive away. You don’t need a week off or a huge budget to have an adventure. Southern California is packed with scenic drives, charming small towns, and beautiful natural landscapes waiting to be discovered. A well-planned…
Read MoreIn-person jobs are shrinking nationally. The Coast added 1,200 last year.
By late August the restaurants along the beachfront are hiring the way they have always hired, with a sign in the window and a shift starting Friday. A national study published this summer says that kind of work is losing ground across the country. On this stretch of coast it did the opposite. The study…
Read MoreA splash of color covers Long Beach as umbrellas hung in downtown area
By Toni Miles Rain or shine, residents and visitors alike will catch a glimpse of a palette of colorful umbrellas now hung between Long Beach City Hall and the Long Beach Library. “Visitors to downtown Long Beach will notice a colorful new addition between City Hall and the Long Beach…
Read MoreWhy Bigger Farm Equipment Isn’t Always More Productive
Farm operations have always depended on having the right tools for the job. As farms grow and technology improves, however, it can be tempting to assume that upgrading to larger, more powerful equipment will automatically increase productivity. A bigger tractor can pull larger implements. A higher-capacity pump can move more water. A larger combine…
Read MoreWhat’s New in Automotive Technology
The modern vehicle is quickly changing from just a way to get around into a smart, helpful partner for your daily life. Automotive technology is moving at an incredible pace, with new features and capabilities appearing every year. These advancements aren’t just about flashy screens or more horsepower; they’re fundamentally reshaping how we drive, making…
Read More83rd National Folk Festival and Mississippi Arts Commission Unveil Captivating Program for Festival’s Mississippi Folklife Area
The wide-ranging program for the 83rd National Folk Festival’s Mississippi Folklife Area & Stage was announced today at a press conference inside the House Chamber at the Old Capitol Museum. This is the event’s second year of a three-year residency, scheduled to take place November 13-15, 2026, in Downtown Jackson. On hand for…
Read MoreHow to Create a Resort-Style Pool Experience at Home
Sitting by the pool on a hot day is the perfect way to enjoy a Mississippi summer. Even though the pool is the main attraction, you can still enhance your experience and feel like you’re spending time at a luxurious resort. But that resort feeling doesn’t just appear out of thin air. To create a…
Read MoreLady Pirates Volleyball starts season with enthusiasm
Special to The Pass Post The new school year is underway in Pirate Nation, and with it comes the excitement of Pirate Sports. The Lady Pirates Volleyball team is building on an outstanding season. Last year, the Lady Pirates finished as undefeated District Champions, and they have carried that winning momentum into this…
Read MorePass Christian Stays Unbeaten, Long Beach Picks Up First Win
By Charlie Rook It was a successful Friday night for both Pass Christian and Long Beach as the two Gulf Coast teams picked up victories in their second games of the season. Pass Christian continued its dominant start with a 55-19 victory over Purvis. After defeating Long Beach 48-3 in the season opener,…
Read MoreNew boat ramps installed, work continues to restore Jim Simpson Sr. Memorial Pier at Long Beach Harbor
By Toni Miles At a recent Long Beach Board of Alderman meeting, the Board formally accepted an award of a $1.5 million grant for the continued restoration and improvements to the Long Beach Harbor. The latest milestone – new boat ramp docks were recently completed and are now in use at the east end…
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