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A novillada featuring bulls from the Los Maños ranch opened the Feria del Pilar in Zaragoza to a lukewarm critical reception. A review in El Periódico de Aragón described the animals as lacking spirit, coining the phrase 'ni olés ni ayes' to capture a fight that gave the crowd little to cheer about.
- 2Harrison Ford's 800-acre ranch purchase from 1985 draws renewed interest▼In 1985, Harrison Ford invested millions in an 800-acre ranch to escape Hollywood life; 41 years later, 3
Harrison Ford bought an 800-acre ranch in 1985, spending millions to get away from Hollywood. Forty-one years later, the property and what became of it are being revisited, with reports highlighting how the land tied into his life away from the film industry. The full details of what the ranch has become remain limited in available reports.
- 3'Heartland' Season 20 U.S. Premiere Date Revealed▼'Heartland' Season 20 U.S. Premiere Date, Cast, Trailer, More Details
The long-running Canadian family drama 'Heartland' is returning for its 20th season, and details about its U.S. premiere date, cast and trailer have been released. Fans of the series, which follows the Fleming-Bartlett family on their Alberta horse ranch, are discussing what the milestone season will bring for Amy and the rest of the characters.
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Youth mental health services in Bozeman, Montana are set to expand at a ranch facility, broadening local capacity to support young people in need. The announcement has drawn attention in the region, where access to youth behavioral health care has been a growing concern for families and providers.
- 5Jeremy Ranch Golf & Country Club Extends Landscapes Golf Management Deal▼Jeremy Ranch G&CC extends deal with Landscapes Golf Management
Jeremy Ranch Golf & Country Club in Park City, Utah has extended its management agreement with Landscapes Golf Management. The renewal keeps the Nebraska-based firm overseeing operations at the private club, though the length of the new term and financial details were not disclosed. The announcement underscores golf course operators' growing role in running private clubs across the United States.
- 6Minnesota's Cowboy Church baptizes worshippers in stock tanks▼Welcome to Minnesota’s Cowboy Church, where stock tanks host baptisms
A Minnesota congregation known as the Cowboy Church is drawing attention for its rustic approach to worship, holding baptisms in livestock stock tanks instead of traditional baptismal fonts. The church blends rodeo and ranch culture with Christian practice, serving members of the state's rural and western-riding communities.
- 7Highlands Ranch couple opens Redline Athletics youth sports franchise●Highlands Ranch couple invests in youth sports with Redline Athletics
A couple from Highlands Ranch has invested in Redline Athletics, a youth sports training business, according to the Littleton Independent. The move reflects continued growth in specialized athletic training for young athletes in the Denver suburbs. Details about the location, opening timeline and the couple's backgrounds were not provided in the report.
- 8NCBA Tells Cattle Producers to Keep Records Under Hobby Loss Rules●NCBA Urges Cattle Producers to Document Ranch Business Activity Amid Hobby Loss Rules
The National Cattlemen's Beef Association is urging cattle producers to thoroughly document their ranch business activity as scrutiny of hobby loss rules intensifies. Under IRS rules, ranches reporting repeated losses can be classified as hobbies rather than businesses, making expenses non-deductible. The industry group says good records of profit intent and management decisions help producers defend their operations' business status.
- 9Bernard Palmer's Danny Orlis Western Resurfaces for Young Readers●Danny Orlis and Trouble on the Circle R Ranch by Bernard Palmer https:// hokkaidomarket.net/books-info. php?item=1692 #
Bernard Palmer's young adult adventure novel 'Danny Orlis and Trouble on the Circle R Ranch' is being promoted through an online bookseller listing, categorised as a Western aimed at young readers. The title is part of the long-running Danny Orlis series, which has maintained a following among fans of classic youth adventure fiction. Readers of book communities online are being pointed to the listing for purchase information.
- 10'Cast Iron Cowboy' Sets Up Chuckwagon at Clearmont Ranch▼TV’s ‘Cast Iron Cowboy’ Set Up His Western Chuckwagon On Clearmont Ranch
The television personality known as the 'Cast Iron Cowboy' has established his western chuckwagon at a ranch in Clearmont, Wyoming, according to Cowboy State Daily. The story highlights his Old West-style open-fire cooking operation taking root in the small ranching community, drawing attention from fans of his cooking shows and admirers of cowboy traditions.
- 11Stevenson Ranch LA Fitness To Close Permanently In December▼Stevenson Ranch LA Fitness To Permanently Shut Down In December
The LA Fitness location in Stevenson Ranch, California, will permanently shut its doors in December. The announcement, reported by local station KHTS Radio, means members in the Santa Clarita Valley community will need to find alternative gyms or relocate to other LA Fitness branches once the closure takes effect.
- 12Humboldt history remembers Uncle Art Renfroe's Mad River ranch▼HUMBOLDT HISTORY: Uncle Art Renfroe Made a Good Living Inviting City Slickers Up to His Mad River Ranch to Hunt Deer and Eat Aunt Lou's Cooking
Lost Coast Outpost revisits the story of Art Renfroe, a Humboldt County rancher who earned a good living hosting city visitors at his Mad River ranch for deer hunting trips, with meals from his wife Aunt Lou's cooking a highlight of the stays. The piece is part of the outlet's ongoing Humboldt history series exploring local figures from the region's past.
- 13New Luxury Fitness Center In Lakewood Ranch Charges $339 A Month▼New Luxury Fitness Center In Lakewood Ranch Costs $339 A Month
A new luxury fitness center has opened in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, with membership priced at $339 a month. The fee is far above typical gym rates, drawing attention to the upscale amenities and services the facility offers and to growing demand for premium wellness options in the affluent master-planned community.
- 14Sanctuary Cowboy Church keeps aiding ranchers amid donation surge▼Sanctuary Cowboy Church continues to help ranchers after donations flood in
Sanctuary Cowboy Church is continuing to support local ranchers after an outpouring of public donations, according to Idaho News 6. The church has been distributing aid to farming and ranching families in need, and the flood of contributions is allowing that assistance to continue.
- 15Farm and ranch museum to host art show and chuckwagon dinner▼Farm, ranch museum to host art show, chuckwagon dinner
A farm and ranch museum is preparing to host an art show alongside a chuckwagon dinner, combining Western heritage exhibits with traditional camp-style cuisine. The event offers visitors a chance to view artwork while enjoying a meal in the style of historic cattle-drive cooks. Further details about dates, featured artists and ticketing were not provided.