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2026 Fall Homeland | All in one: Liechty Homes offers turnkey home, land package (opens the original)
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Liechty Homes is finding new ways to help customers purchase homes. Recently, the company placed a speculative home on a one-acre wooded lot near Belle Fourche, which is available for purchase. This course of action diverges from the usual services offered by Liechty Homes. Home builders such as Liechty Homes typically work with clients who have already purchased a piece of land. Their house is built to plan â manufactured or modular â and delivered to the new home site. However, securing th
2026 Fall Homeland | Q & A with real estate agent, Jhett Hadley (opens the original)
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How did you get involved in real estate? I got into real estate a few years ago after Dax Hayden sold my grandpa’s ranch near Sundance, Wyoming. Following that, he and my dad talked about me getting into it. Later, when I went to quote some other work for Dax on his ranch, he asked when I was going to get my license and start selling for them. My grandpa traded ranches throughout his life, and I have always been interested in real estate and really enjoy helping people, so it worked out perfectl
2026 Fall Homeland | Editorial: For their own sake (opens the original)
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The shift that comes with fall represents more than a changing of the seasons for me. Summers are generally packed full of activities for my family: brandings, rodeos, riding horses, traveling, and the like. Fall brings that welcome cool air and a chance to walk a little slower through life. Sometimes, in the hustle and bustle, we forget to do the things that make us most human. We’re chasing kids, running errands, working numerous jobs and attempting to keep all the proverbial irons hot. I actu
Horse Roundup 2026 | Star-Spangled Violinist (opens the original)
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Horse RoundupHorse-roundup | Jul 23, 2026 Emory Bell Forbes of Kaycee, Wyoming, loved the violin from the time she was four years old. Her violin teacher made a deal with her: if she could sit still through one lesson at four years old, she could be enrolled in private music lessons. She didn’t move a muscle. Thus, Emory began her lifelong pursuit of music.  Now 14, Emory performs the National Anthem on her violin horseback before rodeos. The classical instrument in a western setting lends a u
America | America’s horse (opens the original)
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Poco Bueno, sired by King P-234 (1944-1969). aqha4 The Quarter Horse excels in numerous disciplines, but his cow sense sets him apart in events such as cutting.  aqha5 Sugar Bars, by Three Bars (1951-1972). aqha6 Joe Reed II (1936-1966), who sired Leo.  aqha7 A painting commissioned by the AQHA of the “ideal” Quarter Horse: Refined throat latch, well-proportioned, trim neck, long, sloping shoulder, deep heart girth, short back, strong loin and coupling, long hip and croup. aqha8 Thr
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