North Platte Telegraph

4 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Ruth Nicolaus

Deb Cox was awarded the 2025 Trail Boss Award Saturday during the Buffalo Bill Rodeo. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts The Mullen woman has competed in barrel racing and trained horses for the past six decades. She is a member of the Women’s Pro Rodeo Association and regional associations, including the Nebraska Pro Rodeo Association, the Kansas Pro Rodeo Association, and the Mid-States Rodeo Association.

4 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Madison Troyer

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5 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Ruth Nicolaus

It’s the last rodeo for bullfighter Zach Call. The Seneca native retired from professional bullfighting after the Buffalo Bill Rodeo in North Platte Saturday. Call, who is 32 years old, got his start in rodeo as a youngster. In college, first at Dodge City (Kan.) Community College, then at Panhandle State University in Goodwell, Oklahoma, he rode bulls. But he didn’t find a lot of success at it. “I knew I wasn’t ever going to be good enough at it to go real far,” he said.

6 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Jake Dreilinger

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6 days ago | nptelegraph.com | Ruth Nicolaus

The Buffalo Bill Rodeo in North Platte is always in mid-June and always the same time as the College National Finals Rodeo, held in Casper, Wyoming, where the top college rodeo athletes from across the nation congregate to compete for college titles. But two college students won themselves first place finishes in North Platte instead of competing at the College National Finals.