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LONG BEACH ANNOUNCES KLONDYKE ROAD MILLING AND PAVING PROJECT

The City of Long Beach will begin roadway improvements on Klondyke Road from Y Not Stop to LaRosa Road this week as part of the city’s ongoing efforts to enhance local infrastructure and improve driving conditions for residents and visitors. Work on the project will begin with milling operations on Wednesday, March 11 and Thursday,…

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How To Expand Your Business Suit Wardrobe Thoughtfully

A refined suit wardrobe reflects discipline, taste, and respect for every room you enter. Many professionals rely on a narrow rotation that meets basic needs yet limits expression and adaptability. Thoughtful expansion allows you to project authority while preserving cohesion across formal, corporate, and celebratory settings. Growth in your collection should never feel impulsive or…

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Registration open for annual Blessing of the Jeeps

By Toni Miles     This year’s Blessing of the Jeeps, the sixth occurrence of the local fundraiser that grows in popularity each year, is set for Saturday, April 11. Hosted by St. Thomas Catholic Church, with proceeds benefitting the church’s Life Teen program, the family-friendly event opens at 10 a.m. with food, music, fun…

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Residents urged to save the date for upcoming Radish Festival

By Toni Miles     With spring weather on the horizon, the City of Long Beach and Long Beach Main Street are reviving a celebration that was initially begun in 1991, the Long Beach Radish Festival.   Planned for Saturday, April 18, the festival will be held in the downtown area at City Hall on…

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The Best Ways To Protect Your Home From Hurricanes

Hurricanes rarely arrive as a single problem. Wind tears at roofs and garage doors. Rain finds small gaps and turns them into big leaks. Storm surge pushes water where it never belongs. Flying debris breaks windows and invites pressure changes that can lift a roof line. You can protect your home without turning preparation into…

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Long Beach School Board approves elementary school reconfiguration

Special to Long Beach Breeze The Long Beach School District (LBSD) School Board has officially approved a comprehensive reconfiguration of its elementary schools, which District leaders say is a strategic move designed to enhance instructional alignment, deepen teacher collaboration, and ensure consistent, developmentally appropriate learning experiences for all students. The decision also responds to population…

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A century across the water: Ship Island Excursions turns 100

By Meredith Biesinger, Magnolia Tribune       There’s a moment that happens just after the boat pulls away from Gulfport Harbor. The shoreline softens behind you. The air changes. Phones go down. Kids press against the rail, rail, hearts pounding excitedly as they scan the water, convinced they’ll spot the first dolphin. Seagulls ride…

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Disability Connection and the Biloxi Visitors Center presents three free movies: the Mississippi Coast Heritage Trilogy

Disability Connection will host a free public showing of the MS Coast Heritage Tours Film Trilogy, offering attendees an in-depth look at more than 160 remarkable destinations across South Mississippi. The three documentaries will be screened at the Biloxi Visitor’s Center Theater, located at 1050 Beach Blvd in Biloxi, on Wednesday, March 4. Showtimes are…

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