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With the help of Maynard Dean of Shreveport, Annette Sharp may be close to solving the mystery of a 1942 wedding band in her parents' house in Echo.

Activities A Stroke Support Group meets at noon, Thursday, July 22 in Wadley Regional Medical Center's First Floor Education Center. Matt Quinn, registered dietitian, will present a program on "Living with Diabetes." Self-Help GRIEF Bereaved Parents of USA Texarkana Chapter is a support group for parents and grandparents who have suffered the loss of a child. Meetings are held at 6 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the month at Kids Castle, 2400 Grand Ave., Texarkana, Ark. For information, contact [email protected] Dierksen Hospice Grief Support Group meets 6 p.m. the third Tuesday of each month...

    Gladys Berejiklian has described revelations of her secret relationship with a fellow parliamentarian as “humiliating and embarrassing”. She then proceeded to discuss the details at length in a media blitz in which she was asked if she had engaged in same-sex encounters; confessed she had "given up on love"; and said she wanted to marry the man she was having a relationship with but who was not her boyfriend. After a week of damaging revelations at the corruption commission raising questions about her judgment over a secret relationship with disgraced MP Daryl Maguire that threaten ...

Court finds News Corp journalist defamed criminal lawyer April 20, 2021 11:15 News Corp has been ordered to pay $110,000 to Sydney criminal lawyer Christopher Murphy for statements made by journalist Annette Sharp in The Daily Telegraph. Federal Court Judge, Justice J Lee concluded in his ruling that “the appropriate amount for non-economic loss comprising general damages is an award of $110,000”. The print article in question was titled ‘Portrait of the artist as an estranged wife’ published in October 2020 and as ‘Celebrity lawyer Chris Murphy splits with wife of 25 years’ onli...

Last modified on Mon 19 Apr 2021 00.53 EDT Criminal defence lawyer Chris Murphy has been awarded $110,000 after the federal court found he had been defamed by a “gossipy and intrusive piece” in the Daily Telegraph. In an article chiefly about the breakdown of his marriage, gossip writer Annette Sharp wrote that the 72-year-old “continues to battle with the ravages of age and with it the associated deafness that has kept him from representing his clients in court during the past year”. Justice Michael Lee said the article implied that Murphy’s role as a criminal lawyer...