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Olive Branch woman guilty in scheme to defraud COVID-19 relief program

Lisa Evans, age 42, of Olive Branch, pleaded guilty before United States District Judge Thomas L. Parker to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

The Drivers License Bureau entrance in Olive Branch. DeSoto County also has a bureau office located in Nesbit.

The plea was entered earlier this month, and he was sentenced Monday by Judge Gerald Chatham, Sr.

The 82-year-old Hudson, Ohio-based company in January filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time in a year.

James Clark Jr. was found in possession of 61 dosage units of MDMA with the intent to sell, barter, transfer, manufacture, distribute, or disperse.

MDE said the latest rates are based on students who entered ninth grade for the first time during the 2020-21 school year.

One must ask why Horn Lake needs a 10,500-square-foot animal shelter.

The division would provide incentives for local law enforcement to coordinate efforts with federal immigration authorities.

The city of Olive Branch has welcomed Mardi Gras to let the good times roll, or “laissez les bons temps rouler.”

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation issued the Amber Alert when the teenage girl was abducted by an armed man wearing a ski mask.