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Former OPM employee sentenced to 2 years probation for directing contracts to family-owned companies - Vimarsana News

Former OPM employee sentenced to 2 years probation for directing contracts to family-owned companies

Sheron Spann, 55, pleaded guilty in May to one felony count of taking actions affecting a personal financial interest.

Former OPM employee sentenced to 2 years probation - Vimarsana News

Former OPM employee sentenced to 2 years probation

Sheron Spann, 55, pleaded guilty in May to one felony count of taking actions affecting a personal financial interest.

Source: cnbc.com
Former OPM employee sentenced to 2 years' probation for directing contracts to family-owned companies - Vimarsana News

Former OPM employee sentenced to 2 years' probation for directing contracts to family-owned companies

Sheron Spann, 55, pleaded guilty in May to one felony count of taking actions affecting a personal financial interest.

Guices Offer Labor of Love in Rutherford County - Vimarsana News

Guices Offer Labor of Love in Rutherford County

RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN - Clarence and E.T. Guice provided a labor of love during the Labor Day weekend to repair a senior citizens’ decaying porch and replace the worn steps. The Guices coordinate the free Sheriff’s Office’s Senior Citizens Awareness Network to help senior citizens’ needs in the county. They received a referral about the deteriorating porch at Thomas Spann’s home in Christiana. Because of the potential dangers, Spann could not walk on most of his ...

Office of Personnel Management employee pleads guilty to giving contracts to husband's companies - Vimarsana News

Office of Personnel Management employee pleads guilty to giving contracts to husband's companies

A U.S. Office of Personnel Management employee from D.C. pleaded guilty Friday to a conflict of interest violation that netted her and her husband over $10 million from the federal agency.