Hey Neighbor 469 Three Story Edition
Telling Rodeo’s ‘Great Story’ Objective Of Western Sport’s New Queen
“The sport of rodeo is stronger than ever and everybody needs to know just how great it really is.”
That’s the Number 1 priority of Miss Rodeo Kansas 2019. Continue reading →
Emporia Recognizes Flint Hills Cattle Industry With Weekend Festivities
It’s time for a celebration of the tall grass cattle industry.
“That’s the annual Flint Hills Beef Fest at Emporia’s Lyon County Fairgrounds, Friday through Sunday, August 17-18-19,” announced Shelly Wiggans. Continue reading →
Answers To Cattle Producer Issues At Friday Morning Emporia Breakfast
Steak on the supper table or a juicy hamburger hot off the grill came a long way to get there.
Beef production is an extensive process and those cattlemen behind the scenes often face unthinkable issues. Continue reading →
Already Off To College, Busy Alta Vista Farm Girl Continues Stepping Out For Diverse Obliging Life
There’s never a dull moment or a spare second either for this cowgirl.
“I’m always ready to step outside my comfort zone. I want to go out of the box to be involved, do more and help others every way I can.” Continue reading →
Cure Don’t Cover It
“Just take a pill, that’ll fix whatever the problem is.”
That advice is prevalent today from whomever, wherever it’s being heard from. Be it television commercials, print ads, true friends, family, somebody on the street corner. Even sadly as well from medical professionals, doctors, nurses, and assistants. Continue reading →
Already Off To College, Busy Alta Vista Farm Girl Continues Stepping Out For Diverse Obliging Life
There’s never a dull moment or a spare second either for this cowgirl.
“I’m always ready to step outside my comfort zone. I want to go out of the box to be involved, do more and help others every way I can.” Continue reading →
Morris County Youth Rodeo Champions
All-around champions were named and presented awards concluding the recent Morris County Youth Rodeo at Council Grove. They are (back) Ben Koelling, 17, Olathe, senior cowboy; Chancy Johnson, 15, White City, senior cowgirl; Pax Vogel, 13, Chase County, intermediate cowboy; (front) Colter Corpening, five, Olpe, junior cowboy; and Lola Vogel, eight, Chase County, junior cowgirl. Madison Spencer, 11, Franklin County, was the all-around champion intermediate cowgirl, but was unavailable when photo was taken. Forty youth competed in the rodeo.
Full Lineup Of Features Set For Professional Rodeo At Mound City
Elite Western entertainment is on tap for Mound City Friday and Saturday evenings.
It’s time for the Linn County Fair Rodeo August 10-11, starting at 8 o’clock each evening, according to John Teagarden, longtime rodeo coordinator-promoter. Continue reading →
Eastern Kansas Pro Rodeo Series Offers Convenience For Contestants And Spectators
“Convenience for cowboys to compete more and easier while winning more plus additional high caliber rodeos close by for spectators.”
That’s what the Eastern Kansas Pro Rodeo Series offers. Continue reading →