by Blair Koch | Oct 1, 2008 | Features
The hum grows louder and suddenly a yellow aircraft appears overhead. It makes a sharp turn then swoops down and glides five feet above the ground, trailed by a mist of vapor. The plane pulls its nose up again toward the clear blue sky, makes an acrobatic turn and...
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 Jason Lugo | May 1, 2007 | Publisher's Blog
It was a beautiful day in Fairfield, except for one thing – summer was over. All the cattle had been gathered off the Bennett Mountains and trucked to Paul for the winter. The last cutting of hay had been bailed and stacked. Another storybook summer had passed and it...
