SUMMARY: John Nathaniel Pierre, a 45-year-old man from Biloxi, received two life sentences after being convicted of 14 counts of sexual battery against two teenage victims. The abuse began when the girls were just 6 to 7 years old and continued over several years. The crimes came to light when one victim confided in her mother, leading to an investigation by the Biloxi police. During the trial, both victims bravely testified about the impact of Pierre’s actions. Judge Randi Mueller condemned Pierre’s betrayal of trust, stating he terrorized the victims instead of protecting them.

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SUMMARY: The Ole Miss football team (5-2, 1-2 SEC) is facing midseason honors amidst fan disappointment over their 2024 season. Wide receiver Tre Harris and quarterback Jaxson Dart are on the Maxwell Award watch list, with Harris leading in receiving yards (987) and yards per game (141.0). Defensive players Walter Nolen and Chris “Pooh” Paul, Jr. join edge rusher Princely Umanmielen on the Bednarik Award list, showcasing strong defensive stats. Additionally, head coach Lane Kiffin is nominated for the Dodd Trophy. After a loss to LSU, the team aims to rebound, needing to win out to keep playoff hopes alive before hosting Oklahoma.

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SUMMARY: The 28th annual Cruisin’ the Coast event confirmed its status as America’s premier car show, attracting participants from 44 states and four countries. A total of 9,961 vehicles registered, alongside 5,000 unregistered cars, contributing an estimated $36.1 million to the Mississippi economy. Eighteen percent of registrants were first-time attendees, highlighting the show’s growing appeal. Executive director Woody Bailey noted the broad positive impact on local businesses and the anticipation for future events, as over 1,000 cars have already registered for the 2025 edition. Planning is underway for the event’s 30th anniversary in two years.

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