At Bulls Gone Wild, bullfighters aren’t just there to compete, they also protect bull riders who have been thrown to the ground. Jacob Gaines of Sand Springs, Oklahoma, distracts an angry bull, giving the bull rider a chance to exit the arena. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
A rain delay meant that Bulls Gone Wild was late to get started July 25, but once it did, the bulls, riders and fighters put on an unforgettable show.
In a schedule packed with nightly entertainment at the fairgrounds, the Phillips County Fair kicked off with an evening of team roping Tuesday, July 21.
A world series tournament for 16-18-year-old baseball players kicks off this Friday, July 31, in Mobile, Alabama, and the local Buckley Bombers team is among the competition.
Friday Night Lights action at Phillips County Raceway has provided great entertainment in Holyoke this summer, and the races return to town Friday, July 31, starting at 7 p.m.
A team roping benefit in memory of Dan Kirchenschlager will take place Saturday, Aug. 1, at the Yuma County Fairgrounds.
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