“Is that pencil?” mocks Western artist and Arizona native Roger Archibald. When people’s eyes first fall upon his black-and-white depictions of...

A partnership allows the first Cornhuskers to save the ancient Eagle Corn seed.   The last 50 kernels of Eagle Corn were kept in a mayonnaise...

Susan Berry grew up in Silver City, New Mexico, a place she remembers as “not a lot happening, but loaded with potential.” She spent 36 years of her...

Karl May was a man of many parts, to say the least. Part Zane Grey, part P.T. Barnum, part Soapy Smith, part Walter Mitty, part Nietzsche, part...

“Another Robbery, This One On the Yukon, Netted $7,000,” read the August 31, 1898, headline in The Helena Independent. These clever thieves had used...

“He is ever a picturesque figure, whether in groups or dismounted and standing alone on the great prairie, watching the train flash past him,...

It’s hard to believe, but if it were not for Honest Abe, America would never have had: 1. Daniel Freeman 2. Little House on the Prairie 3. Marty...

Christian Romance readers will enjoy Kim Vogel Sawyer’s latest book Song of My Heart, portraying 22-year-old Sadie Wagner, the member of a large and...

Novelist Bill Brooks has spun a Five Star Western that comes to the aid of strumpet Liddy Winslow. After opening a Deadwood escort service, she...

You’ve read it before: the unknown rider comes to a nameless town. In this J.A. Johnstone tale, our unknown owns up to being a Kid Morgan, following...

                    Tens of thousands of people organized at Independence Square in Independence,...

There is little doubt that I could identify the top 1,000 paintings to the satisfaction of most True West readers as long as my choices were not...