By Dani Blackburn What do anti-aging cream, fireworks, tennis racket strings, wallpaper and cake mix all have in common? They each contain an ingredient from cattle. They are referred to as beef by-products, or products [...]

By Krista Lucas Wynn The New Year kicked off with the Ram Texas Circuit Finals Rodeo in Waco, Texas. This event was a welcomed sight for cowboys and cowgirls, after all of the uncertainty that [...]

By Jesse Kader We are getting closer to warmer weather, and with that comes time to think about transitional pieces for your wardrobe. This is a beautiful dress that will turn heads and would be [...]

I’m happy to report that Texas music is quietly beginning to blossom again as we embark on the spring of 2020. In early January, I was asked to perform at Six Flags Over Texas to [...]

By Annette Bridges Ranchers and farmers are the hardest working folks I have ever met. If it is daylight that means there are things to be accomplished outside. Thus summer means long days. I must [...]

By Andy Anderson Most deer leases have them, it’s to be expected. Cattle. Landowners you lease from often have cattle as that’s the primary source of income. As a hunter leasing the land you just [...]

By Tressa Lawrence As the snow starts to fly, Wyoming ranchers spend countless hours feeding and chopping ice along creek banks and in stock tanks as they care and provide for their livestock. It’s easy [...]

When a 5’4 blonde haired teenager led a little gelding standing no taller than 13.3 hands into Will Rogers Coliseum for the Women’s Rodeo World Championship, they didn’t exactly draw much attention from the other [...]

By Jelly Cocanougher With each step into the different grasses that line the shelf of trees comes a thrill of the hunt. Searching and scavenging for stuff that nature has delicately left behind. Sheds, feathers, [...]

By Martha Crump | marthacrump@comcell.net This particular January of the year 2021 reminds me of the closing dialogue of a movie called Hope Floats, starring Sandra Bullock. “Beginnings are usually scary, and endings are usually [...]

Howdy, Texas Music Fans. It’s been said that if you want to make it in the music world, you’ve got to be a little different. Well, I don’t know how many horseback singing cowgirls you [...]

Savory Zucchini Cheddar Quick Bread By Lacey Newlin Ingredients1 1/2 cups zucchini, grated2 cups all purpose white flour2 teaspoons baking powder1/2 teaspoons baking soda1/2 teaspoon salt1 cup milk, I used 2 percent but whole or [...]

By Jessica Kader Happy New Year. I am sure hoping this new year brings some positive new beginnings. Why not start with an eye catching, show stopping new outfit? This sweater duster is absolutely gorgeous [...]

By Annette Bridges How much of your life have you spent looking forward? I think my entire childhood was dreaming about the future. Imagining what I could be when I grew up, the places I [...]

By Phillip Kitts The year 2020 showed Texas to be a mecca for rodeo action. With the ongoing pandemic and the world continuing to stay at a standstill, the questions came rushing about where rodeo [...]

By Krista Lucas Wynn Rodeo is a sport unlike any other, and Wyatt Imus is a cowboy unlike any other. The 22-year-old, who was primarily raised in New York City, is in his second year [...]

By Barry Whitworth, DVM / Area Food/Animal Quality and Health Specialist for Eastern Oklahoma Cancer eye is the most common tumor-affecting cattle. The tumor may be found on the eye, the third eyelid or on [...]

By Jared GroceI hope you all ate too much and got to at least talk to your family by telephone during this COVID-19 debacle. The disease has caused a mass exodus from the metropolitan areas, [...]

By Lindsey Monk Peeking in on a New Year.

By Tressa Lawrence The deep snow and blustery temperatures of Northeastern Wyoming mean feeding hay daily, often in locations that are best reached by tractor if possible. At the foot of the Bighorn Mountains, the [...]