Roster is set for the 31st edition of the IFYR with a near 1,000 entries, and more than 35 states represented.

SHAWNEE, Oklahoma – Ahead of the 2023 IFYR (International Finals Youth Rodeo), the organization has announced the roster for the six-day event, which features nearly 1,000 entries from 35 different states. Marking its 30th year in Shawnee, Oklahoma, The IFYR is set to take place July 9-14 and will be one of the richest youth rodeos in the sport,… Read More Roster is set for the 31st edition of the IFYR with a near 1,000 entries, and more than 35 states represented.

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West Coast Sea Nettles, by Josephine Smith age 15

July 11, 2022 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

The Glorious Work

The Glorious Work by Josephine Smith, age 15 Service is defined as “the act of helping or doing work for someone.”. Serving is a very important and key part of the church which Jesus established. 28 Therefore take heed to yourselves and to all the flock, among which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers,… Read More The Glorious Work

July 5, 2022 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

Gardening Log, Planting Bush Beans

July 1st, 2022 Josephine Smith, age 15 Today, I planted some bush beans in my family’s upper garden. Bush beans are a variation of green beans that grow on a bush-like plant. After pulling up the remains of our spring lettuce crop, which we used for composting, we found that the ground was extremely hard… Read More Gardening Log, Planting Bush Beans

July 1, 2022 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park

Isn’t it funny how sometimes the best adventures aren’t planned but rather find us? That is how our adventure in Black Canyon of the Gunnison began one warm spring day. On a recent trip through Colorado, we found that the main road was closed, and wouldn’t be open until 5pm that evening. We were faced… Read More Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park

May 24, 2022 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

National Freedom Day

National Freedom Day By Josephine Smith The issue of slavery was one that had ravaged the newly born nation of America since her founding. With the Civil War ending, the Lincoln administration would put the final nail in the coffin for this practice which had caused so much turmoil in his country. Drafted by William Seward who… Read More National Freedom Day

February 2, 2022 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

Fallen Tree at High Falls State Park Georgia

photo: Gabriel Smith / SmithPRO LLC While walking, by a waterfall, I saw a dead tree, the tree had fallen, and the sun was shining perfectly through the branches. I pulled out my camera and snapped a photo. click here for a link to the High Falls State Park website

January 9, 2018 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

Sea Turtle at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center

photo: Gabriel Smith / SmithPRO LLC Georgia Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Island in Georgia Click here for an article by Josie Smith on a sea turtle.

January 9, 2018 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

YETI Expands PBR Partnership while Ford Diminishes. Monster Steps up to the Plate.

YETI photo: Terry Good / SmithPRO LLC 2017 seems to be the year of expansion and reduction. PBR announced Jan 5th that YETI will expand their PBR sponsorship and coverage to highlight the bulls that also compete each week at the events. photo: Terry Good / SmithPRO LLC Rumor has it, PBR Sports Agents from… Read More YETI Expands PBR Partnership while Ford Diminishes. Monster Steps up to the Plate.

January 7, 2018 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

Caves

Facts about caves and stories of my own experience in them. Lava Bed’s National Monument Author:Naomi Smith 12/6/17 Caves are, by the National Park Service’s definition- “ A natural opening in the ground extending beyond the zone of light and large enough to permit the entry of man(women).” Caves have been an important part of… Read More Caves

December 6, 2017 Sheri SmithLeave a comment

The Lemonade Digest

Squeezing Every Drop Out Of Life

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