by Nicole Swafford | Mar 1, 2008 | Features
Nestled among sage garnished hills, beneath the wide-open western skies of Albion, lies the Chatburn Ranch – and a lesson in American cowboying history. Each morning as the sun ascends, shedding rays of light across the isolated rangeland, the Chatburn family has long...
by Ryan Howe | Mar 1, 2008 | Features
In sports, the term “dynasty” is used to describe a team that dominates for a period of time. Sometimes a dynasty isn’t recognized until years later, when time has removed us to a more comprehensive vantage point and history can be seen in proper perspective. The...
by Ryan Howe | Mar 1, 2008 | Features
“Since God didn’t create any junk, we can find beauty everywhere, if we will look for it.” – Danny Edwards Danny Edwards doesn’t create any junk, either. Well, not anymore. There is that one piece – his first attempt at sculpting in bronze – that hides in his...
by Blair Koch | Mar 1, 2008 | In Business
Janet Franklin’s handmade soaps are luxuriously simple. Besides a slim label hugging each bar, they are free of packaging and slightly rough around the edges. Their lack of over-commercialization is instantly appealing. Franklin uses a back-to-basics approach to...
by Ryan Howe | Mar 1, 2008 | Getting-Out
Leave your stereotypes, frilly pom-poms and cheesy “Go-Fight-Win” chants at the door. This is all-star cheerleading, where the cheerleaders don’t root for other athletes – they are the athletes. It’s a physically demanding sport that is rapidly growing in Southern...
