Dangerous Chemical Storage Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)
Whether you run a small business, work in a warehouse, or manage chemicals at home, proper storage is essential for keeping people safe. Learning about dangerous chemical storage mistakes (and how to avoid them) is a topic that deserves serious attention, especially for residents and business owners along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, where heat and…
Read MoreHow To Ensure Your Staff Can Meet Business Requirements
A capable workforce forms the foundation of any successful enterprise. When employees possess the right skills, they drive innovation, efficiency, and growth. Your organization’s ability to meet its objectives depends on a team that understands its roles. Clear expectations and proper resources empower staff to perform their duties with precision and confidence. This framework allows…
Read MoreThe Tools You’ll Need To Install Shelves in Your Home
Adding shelves around your home is a fantastic way to create more storage and display your favorite items. Whether you’re putting up a single floating shelf in the living room or a full set of bookshelves in your office, the project can feel a little intimidating. It seems simple enough, but getting it right so…
Read MoreNASA Space Flight Awareness Program Recognizes Stennis Employee Wagner
NASA’s Stennis Space Center employee Melissa Wagner of Pass Christian, Mississippi, received an Honoree Award from the agency’s Space Flight Awareness Program on March 10 for outstanding …
Read MoreP.E.O. celebrates Founders’ Day
Special to Long Beach Breeze
On February 1, members of P.E.O. Chapter B-Long Beach celebrated P.E.O. Founders’ Day at a luncheon and program at the St. Martin Community Center in Jackson …
Read MoreKara’s Sights and Bites: Keep it simple when celebrating spring
By: Kara Kimbrough The official start of spring is this week…this fact alone should be cause for celebration. After all, what’s not to love about spring? We’re in all-too-short balmy window before summer’s oppressive heat descends and stays around until mid-fall. Within that window are several entertaining opportunities, including celebrating Easter, high school or college graduations,…
Read MoreLefort, Mares and Pingul named National Merit Scholarship Finalists
Special to Long Beach Breeze
Long Beach High School (LBHS) seniors Grace Lefort, Justin Mares and Aubrey Pingul have all been named National Merit Finalists.
The National Merit …
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “Green Bean Cans and Eternity”
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When you draw your last halting shallow breath on this earth, from that point on, you are winging it on your own, with no one to run interference for …
Read MorePedal in the Pass spring season begins March 13
The Pass Post
The community monthly bicycle dinner ride, Pedal in the Pass, will open its spring season on Thursday, March 13. A ride takes place on the second Thursday each month from …
Read MoreWork on east side of Long Beach Harbor progressing
By: Toni Miles
After nearly five years of obstacles, delayed progress and an extensive period of playing the waiting game as the City of Long Beach engaged in a years-long battle to try to …
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