Rodeo honors John Leavitt
For 45 years, John Leavitt was a key man in staging the annual Sisters Rodeo. Leavitt, who died in April, became a Sisters Rodeo board member in the
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For 45 years, John Leavitt was a key man in staging the annual Sisters Rodeo. Leavitt, who died in April, became a Sisters Rodeo board member in the
Stetson Wright of Milford, Utah, took All-Around Cowboy honors at the Sisters Rodeo last weekend. That meant he went home with an exquisite equine
When Howard Hughes' giant Spruce Goose took off on November 2, 1947, it stayed in the air for all of 26 seconds. When the Outlaw RC Plane Club at
The Sisters Elementary School paved playground was a beehive of activity last Friday morning, as four classes of first-graders - about 80 students -
Sisters Rodeo’s return made a big splash — literally. As in the sight and sound contestants and animals made as they splashed about in a wet, soggy,