Like Volume I, The Touch of Roy and Dale is a collection of letters, photographs and anecdotes from people whose lives were touched by Roy Rogers...

What I have seen, lived and painted is only a chapter in the saga called the West. What we used to call the future is now the past. It is called the...

Art collectors were not surprised that the world-famous cowboy artist Charles M. Russell got his highest sale of the year with an American Indian...

If Wild Bill Hickok was buried in Deadwood, South Dakota, in 1876, why was the bullet that killed him buried in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1910? You...

With all the pomp the Spanish officer could muster so far from present-day Santa Fe, New Mexico, Lt. Facundo Melgares rode into the sprawling Pawnee...

Frankly, I don’t get re-enactors. Like that overweight, redneck Civil War buff I saw years back, firing his musket, then yelling at advancing Yankee...

Top 10 True Western Towns - What makes a True Western Town? Well, there’s history, of course. Whether it’s about lawmen and gunfighters, ranchers...

“I have been nearly driven to distraction!” So said Victoria Zaff Behan, with the culprit being her well-known husband, John Harris Behan. This was...

During the Great Sioux War of 1876-1877, Touch The Clouds took his band of Minneconjou Teton followers to the Spotted Tail Agency in northwestern...

  Mountain Man Hugh Glass was a larger-than-life character in a stage filled with an ensemble of compelling players. His legendary status in...