LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. -- Lisa Ann Taylor, who gained notoriety earlier this year after she was indicted for allegedly running a house of prostitution in her upscale Atlanta subdivision, was indicted Wednesday on six new drug charges.

Taylor was arrested last month.

Among the charges Taylor faces are sale and possession of cocaine and Xanax.

Taylor and Nicole Probert became known as the "mansion madams" and gained national attention when they were charged with running a house of prostitution at Taylor's home in the Sugarloaf Country Club subdivision in Gwinnett County.

Their trial is scheduled for February. Both women have pleaded not guilty to those charges.