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Dec 11, 2006
The Federal Communications Commission holds hearings in Nashville to discuss media-ownership rules. Among those testifying: George Jones, Porter Wagoner, Naomi Judd, Dobie Gray, Big & Rich, songwriters Rick Carnes and Craig Wiseman and guitarist Harold Bradley
Jan 11, 2007
Stonewall Jackson files a $10-million suit in Nashville against the Grand Ole Opry, charging breach of contract and age discrimination. The suit comes two months after his 50th anniversary, celebrated not on the Opry but on another local radio show
Jan 13, 2007
Associated Press reports the children of "What Part Of No" songwriter Wayne Perry have filed suit against their aunt, evangelist Darlene Perry, saying she convinced their father to bypass cancer treatment waiting for a miracle. She denies the charge
Feb 2, 2007
Urban warfare: Country singer Keith Urban files suit in Nashville against painter Keith Urban, claiming the unknown New Jersey Urban's keithurban.com is misleading visitors, attempting to sell his work as if it is the product of the famous Urban
Feb 5, 2007
A Los Angeles judge signs off on "To Know Him Is To Love Him" songwriter Phil Spector's settlement with ex-assistant Michelle Blaine. She agrees to pay $900,000, some of which he claims was embezzled, and drops a sexual harassment lawsuit
Feb 6, 2007
Sara Evans files a parenting plan in a Williamson County court as her divorce proceeds. The document lists her gross monthly income at $101,518
Feb 6, 2007
Sammy Kershaw files for bankruptcy in Tennessee. He lists 49 creditors, including banks, attorneys, his fan club, the Internal Revenue Service and busforsale.com
Feb 8, 2007
Grand Ole Opry officials file papers in a Nashville court to request a dismissal of Stonewall Jackson's age-discrimination suit. They note Jackson has turned down some opportunities to perform and call the suit an effort "to boost his own career"
Feb 12, 2007
A Cincinnati judge rules that the children of "What Part Of No" songwriter Wayne Perry failed to prove that their aunt, evangelist Darlene Bishop, persuaded him to decline cancer treatment. She remains the executor of the songwriter's estate
Feb 23, 2007
Troy Gentry is sentenced to three months probation and a $15,000 fine in Duluth, Minnesota, for improperly tagging a captive bear he killed in October 2004
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