Area News
Brown chosen for McNair Scholars Program at USM
Special to Long Beach Breeze
Long Beach resident Kyle Brown is one of only twelve University of Southern Mississippi (USM) undergraduates that have been chosen for the prestigious McNair …
Read MoreKara’s Sights and Bites: It’s not too late for one last summer vacation
By: Kara Kimbrough Just like the old adage that white shoes can’t be worn after Labor Day, there seems to be a misconception that vacations need to cease as well. In the south, the weather is still extremely warm. Let’s be honest: summer-like conditions will be around for quite a while. So, why not extend…
Read MoreMovie Review: “Reagan”
By: Bob Garver Nobody is going to mistake cut-rate biopic “Reagan” for a great movie. At best, it’s a pretty standard greatest-hits collection of important moments in the former President’s life. At worst, it’s a laughably underfunded production made by people who, for whatever reason, want to sell America on Ronald…
Read MoreMississippi’s Move Over Law in effect to protect first responders
By Toni Miles
There’s a law that’s “been on the books” for nearly two decades that some Mississippi drivers aren’t yet aware of but could make a court appearance …
Read MoreLong Beach High band holds fundraiser
By Toni Miles
The first quarter of the Long Beach School District’s school year isn’t even over yet, but members of the Long Beach High School (LBHS) band are starting the new year …
Read MoreCoffeeTime: “From a worms’ eye view”
Wisdom from the lips of a wrinkled old worm.
“Okay, listen up, ‘cuz I’m gonna tell ya’ perzactly what The World is like.
Most of the time it looks real dark and …
Read MoreArt gallery opens in Long Beach
Long Beach Breeze Nora Childers recently celebrated a ribbon cutting for The Fifth World Gallery, located at 528 Klondyke Road, Suite E. The Fifth World Gallery is a woman-owned and operated art …
Read MoreKara’s Sights and Bites: At nearly 200 years old, Vicksburg offers a wealth of history, adventures and culture
By: Kara Kimbrough
School has begun and for some, this means the end of summer adventures. However, vacation season is far from over for many and here’s an additional positive …
Read MoreLEADERSHIP GULF COAST ANNOUNCES 2024-2025 CLASS
The Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce, Inc. has announced the 33 rd class of local business and community leaders selected to participate in its Leadership Gulf Coast program.
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Read MoreHow Long Beach became known as the “Radish Capital of the World”
By Katelyn Petty
Did you know that Long Beach, Mississippi was once known as the radish capital of the world? Today, Long Beach is known as the Friendly City, because tourism is the main …
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