Movie Review: “Clown in a Cornfield”
By: Bob Garver “Thunderbolts*” certainly scared off the competition in its second weekend at the domestic box office. This sometimes happens the weekend after the opening of a huge blockbuster. Other studios will know that they can’t compete against the powerhouse, so they hold off on releasing anything that they think has the…
Read MoreRegistration open for Youth Summer Workshops at the library
Special to The Pass Post The Pass Christian Public Library has opened registration for its free Youth Summer Workshops. This year’s programs include a three-day blues harmonica workshop, a week-long film workshop, and arts and creative writing offerings. Blues musician “Bayou” Shannon Williford will host a series of three blues…
Read MoreNational Safe Boating Week
May 17 -23, 2025: We are celebrating the National Safe Boating Week! This 26th annual awareness campaign is lead by the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and the National Safe Boating Council. This effort encourages boaters to make the most of their boating adventures by always boating responsibly and wearing a life jacket. What…
Read MoreJeepin’ the Coast set for May 28 to June 1
By Toni Miles It won’t be long until Jeeps from all over the nation roll into South Mississippi for this year’s Jeepin’ the Coast event, May 28 to June 1, and event organizers are expecting yet another record-breaking year. Jeepin’ the Coast (JTC) has gained traction since it first launched in…
Read MoreREADING MAKES YOU GROW! Pass Christian Elementary School Receives “Books for Ownership” Grant from Reading is Fundamental
Pass Christian Elementary School is thrilled to announce its selection as a recipient of the Books for Ownership grant from Reading Is Fundamental (RIF), the nation’s largest children’s literacy nonprofit. This exciting opportunity allowed the school to provide two brand-new, free books to every student in grades Pre-K through fifth. The Books for Ownership…
Read MoreKara’s Sights and Bites: A spring dinner party (or family meal) is easier than you think
By: Kara Kimbrough It doesn’t take much to impress me. In fact, I’m often inspired by the simplest things. Take a video I watched this week of a cookbook author preparing four simple items for a spring dinner party: a large green salad with homemade vinaigrette dressing; white bean salad with crunchy vegetables;…
Read MoreUSM announces new facility named after Kelly Gene Cook, Sr.
The University of Southern Mississippi announced Monday the naming of its new shared facility for services provided by DuBard School for Language Disorders and The Children’s Center for Communication and Development on the Gulf Park campus as Kelly Gene Cook Sr. Hall, in recognition of a generous $1.5 million gift from the Kelly Gene Cook…
Read MoreMusic and relaxation to highlight 2025 Jazz in the Pass
The Pass Post The annual Jazz in the Pass at War Memorial Park will bring toe-tapping live music to echo over the Mississippi Sound on Sunday, May 25. Traditionally held the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, the event is free and open to the public. While the musicians are playing, visitors will…
Read MoreMississippi Celebrates National Hospital Week
In recognition of the vital role hospitals and healthcare professionals play in the well-being of Mississippi communities, Mississippi legislative leaders have officially proclaimed May 11–17, 2025, as Hospital Week in the state. “Mississippi’s hospitals are the backbone of our healthcare system, providing essential services and compassionate care to our citizens,” said Richard Roberson, President…
Read MoreMovie Review: “Thunderbolts*”
By: Bob Garver “Thunderbolts*,” the latest offering from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, seems like awfully familiar territory. In the film, a group of assassins, criminals, and burnouts band together to form a ragtag group of do-gooders looking for redemption. There are definitely shades of the MCU’s “Guardians of the Galaxy” in play. Or…
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