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Former Bayou Academy principal to spend 30 years in prison for inappropriately videotaping minors
SUMMARY: Norman Keith Aycock, a 56-year-old former school principal at Bayou Academy’s elementary school, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for secretly recording students in the bathroom and locker room and attempting to produce child sexual abuse material. The recordings spanned over six years, and Aycock pled guilty to two counts of attempted production of child exploitative material. Following his prison term, he will undergo five years of supervised release, pay restitution to victims, and be registered as a sex offender. The Mississippi Attorney General‘s cyber crime division and the Bolivar County Sheriff’s Department led the investigation, and U.S. District Court Judge Michael P. Mills finalized the sentence. Additional charges are pending in the state circuit court.
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Jaxson Dart makes Ole Miss and SEC history in 52-3 rout of Middle Tennessee
SUMMARY: Ole Miss achieved a dominant 52-3 victory over Middle Tennessee State, highlighted by historic performances from offensive players. Running back Henry Parrish, Jr. rushed for 165 yards and four touchdowns, while quarterback Jaxson Dart set records for the most consecutive completions in an SEC game (24) and surpassed Chad Kelly in career passing yards. The Rebels’ defense also applied pressure, but showed vulnerability in the secondary. Coach Lane Kiffin praised Parrish’s explosive return and Dart’s work ethic while acknowledging areas for improvement. Ole Miss recorded 655 total yards and will face Wake Forest next Saturday.
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Kevin Hart, other shows cancel as Jackson leaders mum on reopening of Thalia Mara
SUMMARY: Kevin Hart’s upcoming show in Mississippi has been canceled due to issues at Thalia Mara Hall, which has been closed for weeks due to mold problems. Despite the city‘s shutdown of the facility, arts leaders have expressed frustration over a lack of communication regarding the venue’s status and resolution timeline. The hall is crucial for local performances, hosting events like the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra and Ballet Mississippi’s The Nutcracker. Hart had previously rescheduled his performance but ultimately had to cancel due to uncertainty surrounding the venue’s reopening. Refunds for tickets will be issued as officials explore future dates.
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Major Bobby Ginn, Jr. assumes command as adjutant general of Mississippi National Guard
SUMMARY: Major General Bobby M. Ginn, Jr. has been inaugurated as the 53rd adjutant general of the Mississippi National Guard, succeeding Major General Janson D. Boyles, who recently retired after eight years. Acknowledging the role of soldiers in communities, Ginn emphasized his commitment to their welfare and readiness to respond to various contingencies involving over 12,500 citizen soldiers and airmen. With 34 years of military service, Ginn has held various key positions, including significant roles during Hurricane Katrina and overseas deployments for Operation Iraqi Freedom. He is a Tylertown native, holding degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi and the U.S. Army War College.
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