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Long Beach Middle School names Top 15

Long Beach Middle School recently recognized the top fifteen students the seventh and eighth grades. School officials say the students have truly carried out Operation: Excellence through their hard work, dedication, leadership and commitment to doing their Bearcat Best each day.      

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One Book, One Pass selection announced

Special to The Pass Post     Events begin this fall for the annual community reading project, One Book, One Pass. The 2026 selected author is award-winning war correspondent Sebastian Junger and the book selection is In My Time Of Dying:  How I Came Face to Face With The Idea of an Afterlife. Over the…

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MID to begin fortifying homes on Mississippi Gulf Coast

Special to Long Beach Breeze The Mississippi Insurance Department (MID) is set to begin fortifying homes along the Mississippi Gulf Coast through the Strengthen Mississippi Homes Program (SMH).   Senate Bill 2409, passed during the 2026 Legislative Session, allows the MID to administer the program designed to help homeowners install stronger, storm-resistant roofs. The program…

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Special exhibit planned for July 22

Long Beach Breeze         The City of Long Beach and the Long Beach Historical Society have partnered to host a series of special exhibitions at Greenvale, celebrating and preserving the rich history of the community.  The second exhibition in the special series is titled “Tide and Tackle: A Long Beach Coastal Archive.” The exhibit,…

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Elementary school reconfiguration underway with LBSD

Special to Long Beach Breeze   Beginning this fall, Long Beach School District (LBSD) elementary campuses will be organized by developmental stages, and district officials say that staff are hard at work preparing classrooms and learning spaces to support the move. Quarles Elementary will serve as the district’s pre‑kindergarten through first grade facility.  Harper‑McCaughan Elementary…

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Business Spotlight: Returning home: Seal invests in Long Beach

By Cara Pridemore     Eddie Seal’s Auto Service Center has been a part of the Long Beach community since 2020, providing both high-quality service and strong local support. As a small, veteran-owned business, the Auto Service Center is centered on honesty and communication.   “A lot of it is just being upfront and honest…

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Why Benchmarking Matters for Energy Management

Running a small business comes with a unique set of challenges. Rising operating expenses can place pressure on budgets, especially when owners must balance daily demands with long-term planning. While many focus on revenue growth and customer retention, energy expenses can quietly consume a larger share of resources than expected. That explains why benchmarking matters…

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MDE to make teaching supply funds available to districts July 15 through new digital wallet platform

  The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) will make available state Education Enhancement Funds (EEF) to all public-school districts on July 15 for teachers to purchase instructional supplies for their classes throughout the school year. For the first time, EEF funds are being provided to teachers through a digital wallet platform. Each eligible teacher has…

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Residents reminded of golf cart rules for City

The Pass Post   The Pass Christian Police Department is reminding citizens that all golf carts operated within the City limits must have a valid permit issued by the City and may only be driven by individuals who possess a valid driver’s license.   Qualified drivers who wish to operate a golf cart or low-speed…

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