

Courtney Kreider
Joined: Dec 31, 2023
Newly added to the team, Western Sports Writer Courtney Kreider is a former TV journalist, bringing eight years of broadcast experience to the world of rodeo. Known for her Emmy-nominated California wildfire coverage, Courtney’s passion for working the fire lines makes her a perfect match for the adrenaline inside the rodeo arena. The Western industry is also home to Courtney. Born and raised in the small town of Viola, Calif., her love for horses and the cowboy culture began as a little girl exploring the alluring backcountry in the northern part of the state. She works as a media relations coordinator for the Red Bluff Round-Up and serves as a spokesperson for the rodeo every April. Away from work, Courtney enjoys her time off the grid with her family in Montana, which she calls her second home. Majoring in Criminology in college, Courtney’s passion for humanizing the badge has brought close relationships with various municipalities throughout her career. Her genuineness is shown in her ability to go beyond the emergency or story at hand. This year, she covered the American Rodeo and the Wrangler National Finals and is coming off her first year dedicated to promoting our Western lifestyle.

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The San Diego City Council will face a decision soon led by one of their own, whether or not to ban any future rodeo from taking place inside the Padres Statium at Petco Park or to allow rodeos to continue inside city limits.
Western Lifestyle
There is a mini rodeo city along Las Vegas Boulevard. Home to cowboys and cowgirls more than 40 weeks out of the year, 'Vegas Cowboy Central' is an unforgettable glimpse into Western culture.
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The Calgary Stampede has lost a legend. G-65 Grated Coconut passed away; they stated 'peacefully' earlier this week at the Stampede Ranch near Hanna, AB. The six-time World Champion and six-time Canadian Champion was a remarkable 27 years old.
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Rodeo fans and newcomers filled the San Diego Padres Stadium over the weekend as cowboys, dirt, and some of the rankest livestock took over the baseball diamond.