A Colorado Legacy Continues

By Liisa Andreassen

It all started with a sneeze, or maybe a cough. You see, more than 100 years ago, Frank M. Light, an Ohio farmer, learned that he had asthma and had Read more

The “Titans of Western Art”

By Gene Fowler

“In the Wake of the Buffalo Runners,” 1911, Charles M. Russel, oil on canvas, courtesy private collection

Standing in front of Frederic Remington’s 1889 oil painting, A Dash for the Timber, Read more

The Best Beget the Best

By Liisa Andreassen

The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) is the largest and oldest rodeo-sanctioning body in the world; “world champion” is the most coveted title in Pro Rodeo. The sport’s world champions are Read more

A California Legacy

By Nick Pernokas

In the gentle rolling hills on the outskirts of Santa Ynez, California, is one of the best kept secrets of the American West. If you follow a residential street to where the sidewalk Read more

IFAI supplies the info-network that helps its member companies navigate a big, complex industry

By Lynn Ascrizzi

If someone asked you to make a list of every type of fabric you could think of -natural or synthetic, traditional or Read more