Dec 14, 1999

Wynonna Judd's ex-husband, Arch Kelley III, is found guilty of contempt after violating his divorce agreement by talking about the contract with The Tennessean and The Star. He spends several hours in jail in Franklin, Tennessee

Dec 23, 1999

A female stalker, Christin Keleher, is arrested at the Hawaiian home of George Harrison, the ex-Beatle who wrote the Johnny Rodriguez country hit "Something." Keleher was reportedly living in Harrison's unoccupied home after breaking into it

Jan 12, 2000

George Jones' attorney provides documentation to a Williamson County agency in Tennessee indicating the singer has successfully completed an alcohol treatment program following a near-fatal car accident the previous March

Jan 23, 2000

Days after The Warren Brothers issued an apology, Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon drops assault charges against the duo, stemming from an altercation with the club's manager the previous June

Feb 9, 2000

Jason Spence is arrested in Lincoln, Nebraska, and charged in connection with the murder of Nashville club owner David "Skull" Schulman. Schulman was a popular Printers Alley entrepreneur, who had assisted in the development of "Hee Haw"

Feb 11, 2000

James Caveye is arrested in San Francisco and becomes the second man charged in the 1998 murder of Nashville club owner David "Skull" Schulman. Schulman had aided in the development of "Hee Haw"

Jun 3, 2000

Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney are arrested in Buffalo for a backstage skirmish at Ralph Wilson Stadium on the George Strait tour in which Chesney takes a ride on a policeman's horse, and McGraw gets in a fight with cops. They are acquitted in May

Jun 14, 2000

The Warren Brothers are charged with assault after a run-in at Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon. After drinking and bringing women on-stage--both against venue policy--they are refused an encore, leading to a fight in which they punch the stage manager

Aug 2, 2000

Felony charges are dropped against Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney over a backstage incident involving a horse in Buffalo, New York, in June. They are still, however, charged with misdemeanor offenses

Nov 30, 2000

A male nurse is sentenced to six months in prison for selling Tammy Wynette's medical files to supermarket tabloids