Area News
It’s not too early to prepare for Labor Day grilling
By Kara Kimbrough “Don’t go, summer!“ The headline from a food magazine at the checkout line couldn’t have been more direct: Big, bold red letters practically leapt off the page as I unloaded my cart. Despite a silent acknowledgement that the author of the article probably doesn’t live in the south, I bought in anyway.…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “IT JUST DON’T WORK THAT WAY, DUMMY”
*Be continually grouchy with your family and expect them to love, honor, and want to be around you. *Demand miracles from your staff at work and expect total loyalty from them – and to just love working for you. *Be a Christian who consistently gives God less than He has instructed in Scripture, and yet…
Read MoreOLLI at USM is partnering with the Pass Christian Library on a program
The Pass Christian Public Library is excited to partner with OLLI (Osher Lifelong Learning Institute) with the University of Southern Mississippi to host a program by Dr. Gregory Waselkov on …
Read MoreLong Beach Excellence in Education Foundation funds five scholarships
In its first year of organization, the Long Beach Excellence in Education Foundation has funded five $1,000 scholarships to Long Beach High School graduating seniors. To be eligible for …
Read MorePass Christian Historical Society Luncheon for September 25th
The Pass Christian Historical Society will hold its monthly luncheon onMonday, September 25th at 12 pm (Noon). Our speaker will be Pat Murphy. He has recently release a book, “Growing Up Downtown Bay St. Louis: A Memoir of Small Town Mississippi Life, 195-1970”. His talk will give a first person snapshot of growing up in…
Read MoreButterflies in the Pass Monarch Festival and Pass Christian Public Library
Join us for Butterflies in the Pass Monarch Festival on Saturday, September 30th from 10am-1pm in War Memorial Park in Pass Christian. The festival will be located near the gazebo and the Billy Bourdin Butterfly Garden and Monarch Way Station inside War Memorial Park. This event will feature speakers, educational exhibits, hands on activities for…
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “BATHING IN SHAME JUST LEAVES YOU FEELING DIRTY”
We all know how it feels to have done it. We wanted to be brave, but at the last minute we pulled up stakes and ran for the hills. Our self-preservation the only thing on our chicken-liver minds. Then we spend the rest of our life beating ourself up for not saying or doing what…
Read MorePlanning & Development Commission Meeting Agenda, August 10, 2023
City Hall Meeting Room 201 Jeff Davis Avenue Long Beach, Mississippi 39560
Read MoreEat well in the heat and live to tell about it
By Kara Kimbrough You don’t need to watch the 24-hour weather reports with the gloom-and-doom reports of this being the “hottest summer on record.” We get it…it’s HOT! And along with that no-brainer knowledge comes the fact that turning on the oven for any length of time will just make things worse. In short, the…
Read MoreMovie Review: “Oppenheimer”
By Bob Garver The other half of this summer’s “Barbenheimer” phenomenon, “Oppenheimer” did so well in its second weekend that it gets a full review all its own. Sure, it came in a distant second to “Barbie” both weekends, but with an estimated $174 million at the domestic box office thus far, it’s more than…
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