K-State Rodeo Team Readies For Home Arena Advantage At 59th KSU Rodeo
“The purple team has some bright stars, and it’ll sure make a stout showing in the home college competition.” That’s the synopsis of outlook for the Kansas State University Rodeo Team from longtime coach Doug Muller as college cowboys and cowgirls were pulling out all stakes in the practice pen last week.
‘Whatever, However One Wants To Describe Him,’ Dusty Was A Real Cowboy
Dusty was a cowboy. There are others who called him a ‘legendary character,’ ‘story teller,’ ‘Western artist,’ ‘a typical horse trader,’ ‘just a cowboy,’ ‘ornery,’ ‘rebel,’ ‘colorful,’ ‘just picturesque’ and many more, not always probably the most complimentary, monikers.
Most conscientious quality in studio, area, everywhere makes ‘foto cowboy’ demanded around the world
“He’s a cowboy photographer, and a whole bunch more.” That’s a true statement. Yet, clarification and more complete description is required to give adequate and appropriate credit. “The Foto Cowboy” is likely most widely known for his work in rodeos arenas and livestock events throughout the country and around the world.
Pioneer Bluffs Historic Chase County Ranch Headquarters Fall Festival Saturday
Dedication and ribbon cutting for the new sidewalk Pioneer Trail kicks off the seventh annual Fall Festival, Saturday, Oct. 4, at Pioneer Bluffs, north of Matfield Green in Chase County.
Meriden threshers plan Fall Festival this weekend
“Old fashioned wheat threshing with a steam engine and assistance from horse power.” That’s the featured attraction again for the 36th annual Fall Festival and Swap Meet scheduled this weekend Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 27-28, one mile east of Meriden, Kan., on K-4 Highway.
Cool evening makes for ultimate excitement as record crowd applauds bull riders
Fall had set in, and the bulls were sure feeling their oats, but it all added to the excitement making a record topping Flint Hills Bull Blowout at Strong City. “The cool weather made us concerned whether we’d get a crowd, but people brought their jackets and came in record numbers to our fifth annual […]
Old Albany Days bring Nemaha county farming community back to life this weekend
Albany is still alive. Well, at least in a sense of the definition, but certainly Albany, the small once-incorporated community just two miles north of Sabetha in Nemaha County, will be lively with excitement this weekend.
Round-robin showmanship winners named
Climax of livestock competitions at the recent Morris County Fair in Council Grove was the round-robin showmanship championships when winners from each division vied for title as “the best at showing everything.”
Double Sanctioned Rodeo Big Weekend Endeavor For Circleville Saddle Club
Circleville’s always been kind of “a horsey community.” With annual horse shows, “raceos,” and occasional team roping jackpots, and the like, the Circleville Saddle Arena has hosted horse events for decades.
Meatloaf And Homemade Pie Just Inkling Of Paxico’s Festival Lineup June 28
Yep, there’ll be the best meatloaf and homemade pie in the country. And, a whole lot more, too. “We have meatloaf and pie baking contests as special attractions, but a full packed daylong slate of additional activities are planned for our sixth annual Paxico Meatloaf Festival Saturday, June 28, at Paxico, right off Highway I70, Exits […]