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Every year members of the community gather for the Eatons’ Ranch horse run.
Eatons’ Ranch is one of the oldest dude ranches established in the US in 1879. The remarkable location sits on the slopes of the Bighorn Mountains. Every memorial day weekend Eatons’ cowboys run horse herds through the heart of historical downtown. This year, the horses arrived a week early.
This past weekend, community members gathered at the Museum at the Bighorns to witness the beautiful horse stampede. Thirteen year old Rodeo Princess, Grace Van Dyke, along with other rodeo royalty arrived for a meet and greet pancake breakfast. Van Dyke has been riding horses ever since she was a baby. She has been involved in rodeo ever since. For more information log on to eatonsranch.com.
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WILLCOX â Former Midwest cowgirl turned author Marsha Arzberger has an interesting background story to tell, as diverse as the subject matter she covers in her books.
Arzberger’s latest book “One Hundred Sixty Acres of Dirt,” will be released in paperback to all major booksellers on March 9. The e-book version has been available on Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook Book, goodreads.com and other e-book websites since Dec. 2.
According to her website, wanderingowltales.com, “One Hundred Sixty Acres of Dirt,” “tells the tales of remarkable people farmers, cowboys, pioneer women, and schoolmarms. They dealt with rustlers, droughts, Apaches, and straying husbands. These are the stories of how they persevered and survived filled with the emotions and passions of the people that lived them.”