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tsln.com | Ruth Nicolaus
In a state known for growing corn, it’s only natural that someone is using it to make whiskey. That would be Todd Roe and his dad, Bill Roe, of Lazy RW Distillery in Moorefield, Neb. It all started when Bill and wife Susan returned from vacation in Branson, Missouri, where they had visited a distillery. As he told Todd about it, Todd remarked, “wouldn’t it be fun if we did it? And the plan was set.” Together, in Bill’s shop, Todd did some welding on a two-gallon pressure cooker, adding a column.
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redding.com | Ruth Nicolaus
Brother and sister Kolton King and Kaylee King will team rope and barrel race, respectively, at their hometown rodeo. Born and raised in Red Bluff and the children of Jake and Tayna King, they competed in junior high and high school rodeo. Kolton graduated from Red Bluff High School in 2018 and Kaylee graduated four years later. She went on to cosmetology school while Kolton went to Feather River College in Quincy, competing at the collegiate level.
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redbluffdailynews.com | Ruth Nicolaus
Kolton King (on the left) and Kaylee King as youngsters. The kids, now grown, are the children of Jake and Tayna King. (Kaylee King/courtesy)
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redbluffdailynews.com | Ruth Nicolaus
When Gary and Liz Ramos moved to Red Bluff in 2017, they never thought they’d find a new passion. The couple, who lived in San Mateo County for 30 years before Gary retired from law enforcement, became involved with the Red Bluff Round-Up and now volunteers with it in various ways. It happened in a […] Originally Published: April 15, 2025 at 2:45 AM PDT
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redbluffdailynews.com | Ruth Nicolaus
High-energy entertainer and Western lifestyle personality The Roaming Hillbilly is set to bring his signature boot-stompin’, crowd-strollin’ country bluegrass music to the legendary Red Bluff Round-Up April 18-20 at the Tehama District Fairgrounds. Now in his ninth year as a touring performer, The Roaming Hillbilly has become a crowd favorite at over 25 rodeos annually, delivering an interactive, high-spirited musical experience like no one else in the Western entertainment world.
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redding.com | Ruth Nicolaus
Show Caption Hide Caption Contestants primp their projects at the San Angelo Stock Show & RodeoThe San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo finished most events over the weekend, concluding with sheep and goats. On the third Sunday of April, Danny and Debbie Marshall know exactly where they’ll be. It’s at the Red Bluff Round-Up.The Marshall family has been in attendance at the Round-Up every single year since 1963. That’s 63 years straight, and four generations’ worth.
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2 weeks ago | 
southernexposuremagazine.com | Ruth Nicolaus
A year-round endeavor for club members. Franklin Noon Rotarians and several hundred volunteer’s work to produce the Franklin Rodeo. When the 74th edition of the Franklin Rodeo kicks off May 15-17, several hundred people will be in the background, working to produce the event. And it takes an army to make it all happen. From ushers to concession stands to ticketing, parking, advertising, and so much more, it takes a lot of people to put on the three-day event.
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redbluffdailynews.com | Ruth Nicolaus
The Red Bluff Round-Up arena has gotten a facelift. The sky boxes, the day boxes, and the concrete walls on the north and south ends were repainted. New bucking chutes were also installed as well. Ray Mueller, vice president of operations at Outback Contractors, who did the work, said the ground in front of and underneath the chutes was regraded before installation to prevent water from ponding.
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2 weeks ago | 
redbluffdailynews.com | Ruth Nicolaus
On the third Sunday of April, Danny and Debbie Marshall know exactly where they’ll be. It’s at the Red Bluff Round-Up.The Marshall family has been in attendance at the Round-Up every single year since 1963. That’s 63 years straight, and four generations’ worth.
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4 weeks ago | 
redbluffdailynews.com | Ruth Nicolaus
When Gary and Liz Ramos moved to Red Bluff in 2017, they never thought they’d find a new passion.The couple, who lived in San Mateo County for 30 years before Gary’s retirement from law enforcement, got involved with the Red Bluff Round-Up and now volunteers with it in a variety of ways.It happened in a […] Originally Published: March 26, 2025 at 3:19 AM PDT
