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Long Beach Community Food Pantry grateful for donations as need rises
By Toni Miles The season of giving is year-round for the Long Beach Food Pantry, but, with the prior government shutdown and concerns by some locals in the area about being able to put food on the table, the need for food and donations has gone up. “We have seen an increased…
Read MorePCHS Students Serve Up Creativity at Food Truck Project Event
Pass Christian High School was buzzing with excitement on December 5, 2025, as students from the Marketing and Nutrition & Wellness programs came together for one of the most anticipated academic events of the semester—the Food Truck Project Showcase. What has become a beloved tradition on campus once again delivered a vibrant mix…
Read MorePirate Nation Unites for Literacy in One Million Books Giveaway
Pass Christian’s youngest Pirates started their week with an extra dose of joy as high school students made a special visit to the elementary campus to share the gift of reading. On December 2, 2025, first graders at DeLisle Elementary School welcomed members of the PCHS Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy, Child Development classes, and FCCLA,…
Read MoreHow To Ensure Your Staff Can Meet Business Requirements
A capable workforce forms the foundation of any successful enterprise. When employees possess the right skills, they drive innovation, efficiency, and growth. Your organization’s ability to meet its objectives depends on a team that understands its roles. Clear expectations and proper resources empower staff to perform their duties with precision and confidence. This framework allows…
Read MoreLeading with Heart: Pass High launches Chick-fil-A Leader Academy
Special to The Pass Post The spirit of leadership and service is soaring high at Pass Christian High School this year with the launch of the Chick-fil-A Leader Academy, a national leadership program that empowers students to make a lasting impact through action. At the start of the school year, teachers were…
Read MoreOp-Ed: Debt-free college is closer than Mississippi families think
By: Dr. Andrew Dale December can be decision season for Mississippi families. As students receive semester grades and begin planning for life after graduation, one question rises to the top: How do we afford college without a lifetime of student debt? The answer is clear. Mississippi’s community colleges offer the lowest tuition in…
Read MoreWreaths Across America Long Beach event planned for December 13
By Toni Miles For the sixth year in a row, the Donnie Levens American Legion Post 1995 and Eddie Blake VFW Post 3937 are organizing a Wreaths Across America event for Long Beach. This year’s ceremony will begin at 11 a.m. on December 13 and will be followed by the laying of…
Read MoreThe Tools You’ll Need To Install Shelves in Your Home
Adding shelves around your home is a fantastic way to create more storage and display your favorite items. Whether you’re putting up a single floating shelf in the living room or a full set of bookshelves in your office, the project can feel a little intimidating. It seems simple enough, but getting it right so…
Read MoreLong Beach Chamber recognizes Citizen of the Year, others at annual Breakfast with the Mayor
Special to Long Beach Breeze At the recent Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Breakfast with Mayor Tim Pierce, attendees not only got to hear at State of the City address by the mayor, but some also received awards. First Responders of the Year Awards were presented, as well as Public Works Employee…
Read MoreIt’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Families encouraged to enjoy a day full of holiday festivities on December 6
By Toni Miles It’s hard to believe the Christmas holiday is right around the corner, but the Harper McCaughan Town Green and Pavilion are decked out in red, green and gold, signaling another Christmas is rolling around. On Wednesday, November 12, City of Long Beach crews were on the grounds of the…
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