Viking Nerthus recorre París, Giverny, Rouen y las playas del Día D con visitas guiadas y alojamiento. Dave Roberts was hopeful Edwin Díaz had turned a corner since coming back from injury, but the ...

This story originally published July 4, 2025. JJ Harrison's name comes up a half dozen times during the half-hour production meeting before the opening performance of the St. Paul Rodeo. He's expected ...

The St. Paul Rodeo, run mostly by volunteers, has seen an increase in volunteers despite a societal decline in volunteerism. The rodeo, first held in 1936, relies heavily on volunteers for various ...

After back-to-back rounds, these are the cowboys and cowgirls moving on to the next round of competition. The first set of competitors moving on to the next round in Puyallup can breathe a little ...

ST. PAUL, Ore. (KOIN) — Most big rodeos offer morning runs called slack, where contestants can compete in a more relaxed environment that normally doesn’t include spectators. All of a sudden two years ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Festival season is quickly approaching in the Mid-Valley with events featuring food, music and activities unique to the region.

Melody Hale has been coming to the St. Paul Rodeo for decades. Despite being a competitive roper with 30 years of experience, her trips from her home in Tenino, Washington, to the big rodeo in the ...

ST. PAUL, Ore. (KATU) — History is being made this year at the St. Paul Rodeo. For the first ever, women's "breakaway roping" will be one of the events featured. KATU News spoke with one of the ...

This story originally published June 14, 2025. A shopping trip for tractors and farming equipment in St. Paul in 1995 led to Dr. John Heiser becoming the medical doctor for the St. Paul Rodeo. Heiser, ...

Todd Koch is exactly who you would think he is. Whether he's working on Cascade Greenleaf, his farm south of St. Paul, volunteering on a board of hop growers or some community group in St. Paul or ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — If you’ve ever been to a rodeo, you’ve heard the term “breaking the barrier”. Thankfully, Wilsonville’s Mattie Turner didn’t literally do that when she performed at the St.