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Taylor named to MGCCC Athletic Hall of Fame

Special to Long Beach Breeze       Mississippi Gulf Coast Junior College (MGCCC) recently selected Gary Taylor of Long Beach as a member of its 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame. Honor ceremonies were held during MGCCC’s homecoming weekend last month.   Taylor played football, basketball and golf and ran track for Long Beach High…

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Family Christmas Events at Pass Christian Library

  Join us at the Pass Christian Library for our special Family Christmas Events! On December 17, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., families are invited to a Christmas Storytime with Mrs. Claus and the Christmas Elves. Mrs. Claus will read her favorite Christmas stories, and the Christmas Elves will sing and dance with everyone. After the…

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A Century of Joy: Long Beach Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday

A Long Beach woman has reached a milestone few ever see, celebrating her 100th birthday with the same joy and spirit that have carried her through a century of life. Agnes Marie Seal marked the occasion surrounded by family, sharing laughs and stories while crediting an unexpected trio—wine, ice cream, and dancing—for her long life.…

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This Saturday, November 29th, 2025, Mark Your Calendars to Only Shop Small!

by Tyler Teresa, Regional Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration     Small Business Saturday was founded by American Express in 2010 and has been officially cosponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) since 2011. It is an important part of the busiest shopping season for small businesses.  Last Small Business Saturday in 2024, the reported…

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Yazoo Delta Backwater Flooding

By: Kelley Williams, Chair Bigger Pie Forum     Backwater flooding happens when the Mississippi River is higher (about 43’ at Vicksburg) than the Yazoo River and blocks its discharge.  It takes less rain to raise and keep the Mississippi above 43’ than it used to. (See More Flood for Less Rain.) So backwater flooding and batture flooding…

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Stay Safe While Cooking This Thanksgiving

  At last check, there have been 60 fire deaths statewide in 2025. Cooking or the misuse of cooking equipment led to four of those deaths. “Many people have family and friends over for the holiday. Don’t let distractions put you and your guests in danger. Make your home safer by installing multiple smoke alarms.…

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