“Two roads diverged in a wood…and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” – Robert Frost, in his poem “The Road Not Taken” While a majority of graduating seniors choose the common “road” to pursue a college or university degree, others opt for the “road not taken.” Among…

By Marilou D. Horton Long Beach High School Director of Bands Zac Cannon recently shared several outstanding moments he had witnessed while overseeing the overall band program at the three Long Beach School District schools. There have been many highlights, Cannon said, but scoring the Sweepstakes Award this year ranks at the top. “This was…

There is literally a sign of progress when it comes to the City of Long Beach’s Gateway Project, as the Streetscape Signage Project is now well underway. A new sign heralding the different types of businesses, such as a skin care studio and antiques, operating in the hub of the Friendly City now welcomes those…

Those who have weathered hurricanes and other storms throughout South Mississippi’s hurricane seasons know how long it can take to clean up the damage and rebuild. The Long Beach Harbor is no exception, say City officials, especially considering the additional work, surveys and protocols that have to be followed to secure funding from the government…