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April 4, 2024
A bill that would create an agriculture license plate, with proceeds supporting local agriculture and farming communities, is progressing through the Colorado legislature.
November 10, 2023
My dad doesn’t waste any words. He occasionally offers guidance, and he is always the voice of reason when one is needed. Among his best pieces of wisdom is, “Even brilliant people say stupid things,” and “don’t take any wooden nickels.” The classic, though, has proven true in recent weeks and that is, “Unrest and […]
November 8, 2023
Clarence’s Corner will be well-guarded by a couple of giant toy soldiers during the Christmas season this year. Logan County Commissioner Joe McBride briefed his fellow commissioners Tuesday morning on the evolution of a plan by Sterling Business Network to use the iconic popcorn stand to promote Sterling as a “sweet adventure.” The original plan, […]
November 4, 2023
The new slate of officers of the Colorado Cattlewomen Association were elected at the group’s annual meeting in June and are in the midst of a membership drive through the end of the year. Colorado...
September 21, 2023
For Britt Pratt, it’s the people that make her work worthwhile. Pratt, who is ranch manager for McEndaffer Cattle Co., is co-founder of Logan County Cattlewomen, an organization dedicated to raising awareness about the beef industry. She grew up on the family ranch near Sterling and has been deeply involved in the cattle business almost […]
October 15, 2022
The Logan and Washington County Cattlewomen are hosting a heifer feeding contest to raise funds to support their efforts to promote the cattle industry within and outside their communities. Though feeding contests are common, the...
April 2, 2022
The Logan County Cattlewomen are a relatively new group, though Logan County boasts a thriving cattle-raising and feeding community. On the heels of a successful and well attended annual meeting, the group, encouraged by Sen.…