Farmer’s Wife To Sign Life’s Storybook At Alta Vista Park
The book “From High Heels To Gumboots, One Cow Pie at a Time” is a true tale of a city girl becoming a farmer’s wife.
Poet Laureate To Perform At Matfield Green Sunday
Pramila Venkateswaran, poet laureate from Suffolk County, New York, will perform a reading and host a conversation, Sunday, June 1, 1:30 p.m., at Pioneer Bluffs near Matfield Green. “Inspiration is always within you,” Venkateswaran said. “Writing uses resources within your reach including the richness of your inner world, and the sensory experiences of the external […]
Knowledge Of Livestock Makes Better Rodeo Bullfighter
Natural instinct from a lifetime of working with livestock makes better bullfighters. “I’ve been helping with the rodeo bulls raised by my dad and contracted for rodeos and bull riding contests ever since before I started school,” verified Ethan McDonald at Abilene.
Artistic Woodworker Leaves Legacy In Home, Community And Family
“Beauty of nature most creatively enhanced in a truly unpretentious manner.” The recent passing of Bud Dugan leaves an undisputable void in originality further enriching Mother Nature’s splendor. Rosalie, his wife of almost 56 years, accompanied by their children, Garrett and Shari, reflected on the unassuming man of many talents.
Burger And Fries Best
“Cowboys are ‘beef-and-taters-itarians.’” That’s a made-up word the computer won’t accept our spelling on, and of course Dan Webster never heard of such a thing either.
Congeniality Merits Reprieve
“Ole Leadfoot got a break this time.” It was the 13th, fortunately not Friday, as we were typically late to work, pulled around a panel truck, made fast gains on the station wagon in front of us. When “State Trooper” on it became decipherable, we braked sharply.
Dedicated Practice Readies Cowgirl For Kansas High School Rodeo Finals
“Nobody has to make me practice. I love to rope. I’m always ready and anxious to practice to be the best I can be, so I can win.” That’s paid off for Michaela Peterson of Council Grove, who was recently named to attend Garden City Community College on a rodeo scholarship and be a member […]
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From Snakes, To Beauty Queens, To Rodeos, They’re At Kansas Heritage Photography
A farm kid who always wanted to be a science teacher, still drive a combine, handle and take pictures of snakes and became a rodeo photographer in retirement. That’s Larry L. Miller in nutshell, or tongue-in-cheek a snakeskin if that’s more appropriate. While broadly concisely accurate, there’s actually much more to the rest of the […]
College Freshman Dalton The Clown’s Antics Keep Rodeo Audiences On the Edge Of Their Seats
He’s always wanted to be a clown. There are no shortages of those who dream of being cowboys, or champion rodeo riders, but not Dalton Morris. He wanted to be a rodeo clown, has been for a decade-and-a-half, is one of the most successful around, with promise of becoming one of the best in the […]