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Pass Christian Excel By 5 Hosts First Community Baby Shower
Pass Christian Excel By 5 will host its first Community Baby Shower on Tuesday, September 16, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Randolph Center, located at 315 Clark Avenue in Pass Christian. The event is free and open to new and expectant mothers in Harrison and Hancock Counties. Excel By 5 is an innovative…
Read MorePrayer Service for Katrina immigrant workers to thank immigrant workers and pray for an end to mass deportation policies
Faith leaders and homeowners will express their gratitude to the immigrant workers who helped rebuild the Mississippi Gulf Coast 20 years ago, and they will pray for an end to mass deportation policies, at a Prayer Service for Katrina Immigrant Workers: Looking Back in Gratitude and Moving Forward in Faith and Solidarity, on Thursday evening, August 28,…
Read More20TH YEAR REMEMBERANCE OF HURRICANE KATRINA
WHAT: 20th Year Remembrance of Hurricane Katrina WHEN: Friday, August 29, 2025, 6:00 pm WHERE: War Memorial Park, 101 Fleitas Ave., Pass Christian, MS 39571 WHY: This solemn gathering will honor the memory of those lost, recognize the resilience of the Pass Christian community, and reflect on the two decades of recovery and growth since…
Read MoreOne Book, One Pass announces 2025 book selection
The Pass Post One Book, One Pass, the annual community reading project, begins this fall with its 2025 book selection, South To America: A Journey Below the Mason-Dixon Line to Understand the Soul of America, by Imani Perry. The book received the 2022 National Book Award for non-fiction. Over the next several months,…
Read MoreComing soon: MDOT to release documentary on 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
After Hurricane Katrina devastated the Mississippi Gulf Coast on August 29, 2005, the Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) was faced with the monumental task of rebuilding or repairing nearly every major route along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Now, 20 years later, MDOT is releasing a documentary that chronicles the restoration of infrastructure through the…
Read MoreSouthern Miss GCRL Director Leads Major Seagrass Restoration Effort on Chandeleur Islands
By: Gabriela Shinskie Dr. Kelly Darnell, director of The University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Coast Research Laboratory (GCRL) and the Mississippi-Based RESTORE Act Center of Excellence, is leading a major project to support seagrass restoration on the Chandeleur Islands—a barrier island chain located east of New Orleans off the Louisiana Gulf Coast. Her research,…
Read MoreNew mayor and aldermen now serving four-year terms after July 1 oath of office ceremony
By Toni Miles It was back to business as the newly-elected Mayor and Board of Aldermen held their meeting within one hour of the City of Long Beach’s oath of office/swearing-in ceremony held at City Hall on Tuesday, July 1. The swearing-in ceremony was held at 4 p.m., before the 5 p.m.…
Read MoreEvers receives Forever Young Award
The Pass Post Coast Young Professionals, a program of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce, recently announced their 2025 Forever Young Awards, honoring individuals selected for “their exceptional qualities, the positive impact they’ve had on young professionals, and the significant time they have devoted to the betterment of Coastal Mississippi’s aspiring leaders.” …
Read MoreOlaivar honored for commitment to Long Beach
By Toni Miles Among the first items of business at the City of Long Beach’s first Board of Aldermen meeting with newly elected officials and new Mayor Tim Pierce was honoring a local businessman and dedicated community volunteer. At the July 1 meeting, Frank Olaivar was honored for his dedicated service and…
Read MoreLong Beach Man Sentenced to 20 Years for Fentanyl Trafficking
A Long Beach man has been sentenced to serve two decades in prison after pleading guilty to trafficking fentanyl. Harrison County Circuit Court Judge Larry Bourgeois handed down the sentence to 43-year-old Robert French, ordering him to serve 20 years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections. The full sentence totaled 40 years,…
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