Milestone 30th annual Cruisin’ the Coast set to roll out October 4-11
By Toni Miles This is a milestone year for Cruisin’ the Coast (CTC), dubbed “America’s Biggest Block Party,” as the popular, ever-growing event is set to roll out from October 4 through 11, celebrating the antique and vintage car show’s 30th anniversary. The weeklong yearly event draws in classic beauties from all…
Read MoreResidents invited to celebrate with special march on Sept. 4
Special to Long Beach Breeze The Lighthouse Harbor of Long Beach will sponsor a celebratory march on Friday, September 4, beginning with a gathering at 6 p.m. Individuals can join host groups at various locations along Harrison County beaches to, according to organization officials, “sing, ‘glow’ and march in celebration of the Lord’s…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: HOMING DEVICES
Send responses to: andybowman839@gmail.com Have you ever had the chance to watch quail in the evening when the sun is setting? Those tiny birds make it very clear; they want home. And home to them usually means gathering in a circle of other quail, with their heads toward each other and tails outward.…
Read MoreWhy a Standby Generator Is Better Than a Portable One
Power outages can create serious problems anywhere, but they’re especially hazardous for homes along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Tropical storms, hurricanes, severe thunderstorms, fallen trees, and equipment damage can interrupt electrical service with little warning. When an outage stretches beyond a few hours, homeowners must think about much more than keeping the lights on. Refrigerated…
Read MorePass Christian Historical Society luncheon set for August 24
Special to The Pass Post The Pass Christian Historical Society will hold its monthly luncheon on Monday, August 24, at noon, featuring Dr. Ishrat Syed, who will speak on My Silk Road: A Historical Journey in Photographs. Dr. Syed is a pediatric and general surgeon, photographer and author who resides in Long Beach.…
Read MoreGarage Door Features That Increase Home Value
Homeowners often focus on kitchens, bathrooms, and landscaping when they think about increasing property value. However, the garage door occupies a large portion of the home’s exterior and immediately influences curb appeal. An attractive, functional garage door gives buyers confidence that the property has received consistent care. Mississippi Gulf Coast homeowners can enhance both the…
Read MoreThe Science Behind a Smoother Cup of Coffee
Many people judge coffee by its flavor, aroma, and overall drinking experience. A smooth cup often feels balanced and easy to enjoy without overwhelming bitterness. While personal preference always matters, science explains why some coffees taste smoother than others. Understanding the factors behind extraction, roasting, and brewing helps anyone appreciate every sip a little more.…
Read More“Meet the Pirates: A Night of Firsts and Lasts”
For Pass Christian High School’s Pirates, Meet the Pirates is more than just the kickoff to another fall sports season—it’s an event that looks a little different depending on where you are in your high school journey. After Open House on Wednesday, August 12, Pirate athletes gathered at the football field to celebrate the…
Read MoreLady Pirates Carry Winning Momentum Into New Season
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 season. Through the second week of competition,…
Read MoreLong Beach officials attend MML conference
The City of Long Beach was recently represented at the 95th Annual Mississippi Municipal League in Biloxi by (left to right) Police Chief Billy Seal, Grant Writer Catherine Collins, Deputy City Clerk Tina Dahl, Community Affairs Director Courtney Cuevas-Welch and Mayor Tim Pierce. The representatives engaged in sessions on infrastructure, public safety and community…
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