INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Eric J. Holcomb joined executives from Five Below, the trend-right, extreme-value retailer for tweens, teens and beyond, as the company announced plans to locate its Midwest distribution
National Ranching Heritage Center to host Western Art and Gear Show June 5
KCBD Noon Notebook - Mon., May 17 By KCBD Staff | May 17, 2021 at 12:35 PM CDT - Updated May 17 at 12:35 PM
LUBBOCK, Texas
(NEWS RELEASE) - Western art and gear collectors will have an opportunity to purchase new art pieces and meet the contributing artists and craftsmen Saturday, June 5 at the Eighth Annual Summer Stampede Art and Gear Show from 6 to 11 p.m. at the National Ranching Heritage Center (NRHC) in Lubbock, Texas.
Sponsored by Capital Farm Credit, the event will include nearly 100 art and gear pieces contributed by 31 Western artists and craftsmen. “Summer Stampede has always been family friendly,” according to Dr. Scott White, NRHC director of collections, exhibits and research. “It’s not a juried art show or even an auction with bidding. It’s a sale followed by dining and dancing on the patio to the Western swing music of Jake Hooker and the Outsiders.”
City and county help a small town in need March 09 2021
Crook County Judge Seth Crawford, City of Prineville Public Works team up to provide Aurora leaders a generator during a power outage caused by an ice storm
Aurora, a small Marion County community of about 1,000 people about 20 miles south of Portland, was facing a serious problem.
An ice storm that blasted much of the Willamette Valley on Friday, Feb. 12 had caused power outages throughout much of the area, shutting down vital infrastructure in the small town. By Saturday, we were watching our consumption of water in our tower, Aurora Mayor Brian Asher recalls. We ended up figuring out that we only had about 20-something hours of water left for the city.
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Wyoming Art Auction Announces 2021 Results!
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Clark Kelley Price (1945- ), Sweet Wyoming Home, oil on canvas, 24 x 30, Estimate: $3,000-$5,000, SOLD: $30,000, World Record Price Per Square Inch
Bill Owen (1942-2013), Untitled (Horse), 1970, oil on canvas, 9 x 12, Estimate: $1,500-$2,500, SOLD: $33,000, World Record Price Per Square Inch
Jackson, Wyoming â The Inaugural Wyoming Art Auction was held on February 20th in Jackson, Wyoming. Proudly presented by the Jackson Hole Art Auction, the Wyoming Art Auction offered 228 lotsâselling 96% of them and realizing a total of $668,650. The online auction saw active bidding across three internet platforms. This strong interest led to 42% of sold pieces exceeding their high estimates and the establishment of 35 new world auction records!