“The World Championship Rodeo is coming to Topeka.”
To many it’ll be even more significant than the renowned National Finals Rodeo at Las Vegas later in the year. Continue reading →
Hey Neighbor 478
Maple Leaf Festival Attracts Folks From All Around To Baldwin City
“An explosion is set for Baldwin City.”
However, it’ll be in a good sense of the word as the Douglas County community’s population swells, seemingly almost like there’s been a detonation. Continue reading →
Kansas Ranch Rodeo Championship To Haywire Cattle Company
No shortage of professional competition at the recent Kansas Championship Ranch Rodeo in Medicine Lodge.
The rodeo again featured true lifelike events which working cowboys and cowgirls do every day in their chosen profession. Continue reading →
Kansas Ranch Rodeo Championship To Haywire Cattle Company
No shortage of professional competition at the recent Kansas Championship Ranch Rodeo in Medicine Lodge.
The rodeo again featured true lifelike events which working cowboys and cowgirls do every day in their chosen profession. Continue reading →
Only Remembering Those Days
“Sure glad didn’t have to get horses ready and the place cleaned up for a sale and field day.”
For three decades, the second Saturday of October was that annual ranch affair, but thankfully not any more. Continue reading →
Blackjack Saddle Club Plans Show October 21
Final point show of the year for the Blackjack Saddle Club has been rescheduled for Sunday, Oct. 21, 9 o’clock, at Cico Park Wells Arena in Manhattan, according to Justine Staten, club president.
While all shows are open to the public, club members’ points are tabulated for yearend awards. Continue reading →
Champions Named At Wet Fall Ranch Rodeo
Mud and rain sure deterred the dust, but no reservation of ferocity in competition.
Actually, arena and weather conditions seemed to enhance desires of teams at the Morris County Fall Invitational Ranch Rodeo. Continue reading →
Hey Neighbor 477 Two Story Edition
Family And Friends Of KSU Animal Sciences Set Reunion Friday Evening, Oct. 12
Whoever has been through or even just visited the Animal Sciences and Industry Department (ASI) at Kansas State University become friends.
Those acquaintances made in Weber Hall and livestock learning facilities on the north edge of the Manhattan campus become family. Continue reading →