When Unequal Treatment at Work Becomes a Legal Concern
Almost everyone has had a moment at work that felt unfair — a manager who plays favorites, a promotion that goes to someone clearly less qualified, a schedule that never quite works in your favor. Most of the time, that’s just a bad boss or an awkward workplace. Sometimes, though, it’s something else. So how…
Read MoreLONG BEACH LIVE – FINALLY FIRST FRIDAY ON JULY 3
Residents and visitors are invited to join Long Beach Live for the return of Finally First Friday on Friday, July 3, at the Harper McCaughan Town Green in downtown Long Beach. The evening will begin with a Cruise-In at 5:00 p.m., featuring a variety of classic cars, trucks, and specialty vehicles on display in…
Read MoreMovie Review: “Supergirl”
By Bob Garver Krypto the Superdog isn’t very cute in “Supergirl.” I understand that the way the pup was rendered for this film involved taking a real dog (who probably was very cute) and slathering CGI all over his likeness. The result is a dog whose face looks unnatural and with whom I…
Read MoreRespect for the American flag practiced year-round by Boy Scouts Troop 321
By Toni Miles Members of Boy Scouts Troop 321 in Long Beach have been busy not only distributing and putting up American Flags throughout the Friendly City, but also collecting retired U.S. flags for proper and dignified disposal. Members of the Long Beach Boy Scouts Troop 321 recently set up a collection drop…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “Free fireworks display”
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com Fireworks at home on the fourth of July? Almost a given in a large percentage of American homes on that day. If you think that getting fireworks from your local roadside seller is just too expensive? Well, they are nothing compared to the real home-made variety –…
Read MoreLong Beach families and veterans groups recognize service members on Memorial Day
By Toni Miles The core mission of Memorial Day is to be a solemn day of remembrance to honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. Members of the Donnie Levens American Legion Post 1995 and the Eddy Blake VFW Post 3937 did just that, placing flags on…
Read MoreLong Beach Main Street recognized for Radish Festival revitalization
Special to Long Beach Breeze Long Beach Main Street has been recognized for the successful revival of the Long Beach Radish Festival, a cherished celebration honoring the city’s rich agricultural heritage as the former “Radish Capital of the World.” The award recognizes Long Beach Main Street’s efforts to bring back a beloved…
Read MoreKara’s Sights and Bites: America’s 250th birthday… Make this 4th of July a festive, stress-free holiday
By Kara Kimbrough America’s 250th birthday is finally here! This momentous milestone that only rolls around every two and one-half centuries deserves special recognition. Whether you’re entertaining a crowd at a backyard barbecue or plan to watch fireworks shows on TV, this once-in-a-lifetime occasion deserves more attention than a regular 4th of July holiday. A…
Read MoreLogan graduates from Fire Academy
Special to The Pass Post Firefighter Jackson Logan of the Pass Christian Fire Department (PCFD) has graduated from Class 221 of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1010 Firefighter I-II course held at the Mississippi State Fire Academy in Jackson, Mississippi. The intense seven-week course combines online, classroom and hands-on instruction in the…
Read MoreTheatre in the Pass Teens to present “The Great Gatsby”
The next production of Theatre in the Pass will delight audiences with an adaptation of the F. Scott Fitzgerald’s story The Great Gatsby by playwright Gary Peterson. The performances capture the glamour, the opulence, and dance parties of the Roaring 20s, and like the original classic exposes how wealth, materialism, and decaying moral values corrupted…
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