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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SUMMARY: Mark Jacques Greene, a man with eight felony warrants for child sex crimes in North Carolina, was arrested in Richland after U.S. Marshals and local police tracked him to a hotel. Greene was identified loading his vehicle but fled when officers attempted to detain him. He later surrendered without incident after being surrounded by law enforcement, including K-9 units. Greene faces charges including two counts of child rape and four counts of statutory sex offenses. Following his arrest, authorities uncovered a credit card fraud operation he was allegedly involved in. He will be extradited back to North Carolina for trial.

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SUMMARY: Absentee ballot applications for Mississippi’s November 5 general election are now available at county clerk offices statewide. Secretary of State Michael Watson announced that absentee ballots can be requested starting September 23. Voters interested in absentee voting can visit the Y’all Vote website for FAQs and guidance. To check eligibility, residents may contact their local county circuit clerk, who will provide ballots upon request. Voter registration must be completed by October 7, with mail-in registrations postmarked by that date. Mississippians casting absentee ballots can also track their ballots online.

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