December 10, 2019 marked the 150th anniversary of women’s suffrage in the Equality State. In 1869, Wyoming passed the first law in United States history granting women the right to vote and the right to hold public office, a historic […]
“It was quite evident that [Paul Wallop] had returned to Canyon Ranch many years before, not for a title or wealth, but because the tug of home was tenacious for him. The Lord of this castle fixed the fences and […]
Source: The Sheridan Press March 6, 2019.
“It began as a casual conversation over wine at a cocktail party.
While discussing the upcoming inaugural winter rodeo and skijoring competition, Elizabeth Windsor and Sandra Wallop decided they wanted to put together a team.
To do so, they realized, would require […]
“The bronc, ‘a keen-lookin‘ bay wild as a rabbit,’ began bucking as soon as Floyd Bard mounted. It bucked its way up a Sheridan, Wyo. alley by the Bucket of Blood Saloon, then across Main Street and up to the […]
Where the Rivers Run North is more than a collection of horse stories. It follows the lives of people who settled the areas around Miles City Montana and Little Goose Canyon. […]
“A Mecca for outdoor sportsmen, hunters and anglers flock to north central Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains and Bighorn National Forest during season. While hunters target any number of the many game species in the region, Bighorn anglers tend to be focused […]
“Last June while on a 14-day road trip to northern Wyoming and southeastern Montana, I was in the middle of intensely wrapping up research and writing a feature for our August issue about the Tejon Ranch in California. I was […]
“Sheridan, Wyoming wasn’t the first place on my Wyoming bucket list. Hell, it didn’t even make the second or third spot on that list. But that’s exactly why I had to go there. You see, this year I’ve been making […]
“To Paul Wallop, who currently runs the Canyon Ranch, the Countess of Carnarvon is Aunt Jeanie and the 8th Earl of Carnarvon, beloved godson to the Queen, is his cousin.
Wallop has visited Highclere on a number of occasions including a […]
