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Long Beach grads looking toward future
The 192 graduates of Long Beach High School proceeded carefully and slowly to the stage Friday to get their diplomas.
Yesterday my husband & I went to the Pass Christian Harbor to fish it was a mess, Long Beach was and so was Moses Pier.
Long Beach coach faces DUI charge, other misdemeanors
The head football coach at Long Beach High faces a June 7 court date on misdemeanor charges of DUI, careless driving and violating the city's open container law.
Three separate reports in this issue of The Journal are actually three related pieces of a larger picture: jobs, tourism and leadership.
South Mississippians roll up their sleeves to help Boston & Texas
With pints of blood, South Mississippi is reaching out to help save the lives of those injured in Boston and West Texas.
Strong storm line moving through South Mississippi
The storm systems was located 19 miles north of St. Martin to 10 miles south of Long Beach and moving east at 20 mph.
Kite Fest Rises High Over Long Beach
Coastians turned out in droves to the Long Beach Harbor on Saturday to enjoy the sunny weather and clear skies filled with a dazzlingly colorful array of kites at the Long Beach Kite Festival.
Mother of Jaren Lockhart wants justice for her daughter's killers, but not death penalty
The mother of a woman whose dismembered body washed ashore in Mississippi nearly a year ago wants the killer or killers brought to justice but not executed.
USM hosts Spring Fling art exhibit
The creativity of four Gulf Coast women is in full bloom at the "Spring Fling" art exhibit at The University of Southern Mississippi's library in Long Beach.
Long Beach students get free prom dresses at the Chateau Briand
Modeling a white lace gown, Lorena Garcia glided across one of the rooms at the Chateau Briand in Carle Place, and proudly stated, "I feel like a princess." The 17-year-old Long Beach High School senior had just selected her prom attire from among the hundreds of donated dresses on display Thursday night inside the catering hall.
Before you start throwing mean, cruel words at someone, take a long, long look in the mirror, those words reflect you.
St. John the Evangelist Parish holds International Mass and celebration
St. John the Evangelist Parish in Gulfport celebrated a world of diversity on Sunday with an International Mass and Celebration.