A menagerie of thoughts from a cowboy.
Highpoint winners for the 2022 season of the Kansas Western Horseman’s Association (KWHA) were honored at a banquet in Salina.
Saddles were awarded to Colby Kriss, highpoint junior, and Matt Park, highpoint senior, announced Renee Nichols, KWHA secretary. Continue reading →
First and foremost, Rosie was a cowgirl, but the deceased Council Grove woman was much more.
During ceremonies Saturday night at Dodge City, Rosie Rezac Clymer was posthumously inducted into the Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame. Continue reading →
The Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame (KCHF) inducted five new members during recent ceremonies at Boot Hill Museum in Dodge City.
“This was the 20th anniversary induction with permanent displays at the museum on Front Street,” said Lyne Johnson, executive director. Continue reading →
“There is only one King of Quarter Horses.”
Of more than 6 million registered Quarter Horses, King P-234 is usually said with his registration number. Continue reading →
“I love everything to do with horses and horse people.”
Not exactly the way she said it, but the statement defines Renee Nichols most concisely while not nearly completely. Continue reading →
“Certain landowners are farming the subsidy system rather than actual farmers receiving needed helpful payments.”
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) program as relief for loses during the trade war with China spent unprecedented money. Continue reading →
First and foremost, Rosie was a cowgirl, but the deceased Council Grove woman was much more.
During ceremonies Saturday night at Dodge City, Rosie Rezac Clymer was posthumously inducted into the Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame.
Many families still depend on drilled or dug wells for water with pumping systems above ground or the frost line.
“For these systems, it’s important to keep the well safe and operating through the winter,” reminded Ben Frech. Continue reading →
“Water is going to be hauled from Missouri to arid Western Kansas.”
Groundwater Management District 3, in southwestern Kansas, has received a permit from water authorities to haul water for dry cropland.
Highpoint riders in the 2022 Eastern Kansas Horseman’s Association (EKHA)
show circuit were recognized recently at Concordia.
“Each age division winner as well as the runner-up were presented with trophy
buckles,” said Cynthia Weber, EKHA president.