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Malaysian Reserve
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Malaysian Reserve
THE COWBOY CHANNEL EXPANDS ORIGINAL PROGRAMMING SLATE WITH PREMIERES OF "LET'S FREAKIN' RODEO" AND "THE LUKE BRANQUINHO SHOW"
Let's Freakin' Rodeo, hosted by six-time NFR qualifier Ty Harris and filmmaker Cole Harris Debuts Thursday, May 1 with Heartfelt Tribute to Legendary Tie-Down Roper, Roy Cooper Five-time World Champion Steer Wrestler Luke Branquinho Debuts The Luke Branquinho Show Wednesday, May 7 FORT WORTH, Texas, May 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Cowboy Channel (TCC), the official network for Western sports and lifestyle entertainment, continues to expand its original programming lineup with the addition of two dynamic series: Let's Freakin' Rodeo, Presented by Boot Barn, and The Luke Branquinho Show. These launches build on the network's commitment to delivering 24/7 unfiltered, authentic content for Western sports fans. Let's Freakin' Rodeo, hosted by six-time NFR qualifier Ty Harris and filmmaker Cole Harris debuted in October 2024 and quickly became the fastest-growing podcast in Western sports. Now, the hit series is coming to television, airing weekly on The Cowboy Channel starting Thursday, May 1 at 7:00 p.m. ET. Known for its unfiltered, behind-the-scenes take on rodeo life, the show dives into the hot topics and raw conversations typically reserved for the backroads and trailers of the rodeo circuit. The premiere episode will open with a heartfelt tribute to eight-time World Champion Tie-Down Roper Roy Cooper, affectionately known as the 'Super Looper,' who passed away earlier this week. A true icon of the industry, Cooper's influence shaped generations of ropers and rodeo fans alike. This special segment honors his legacy and lasting impact on the Western world. Following the premiere episode, each one-hour broadcast on TCC will feature a condensed version of the full episode, with the complete podcast available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. 'It's hard to put into words how surreal and meaningful it is to have Let's Freakin' Rodeo airing on The Cowboy Channel. It's truly a dream come true,' said Ty Harris. 'And given the unexpected and heartbreaking passing of Roy Cooper, it only felt right to dedicate our very first episode to him. We had the chance to sit down with Roy just a couple weeks ago, and it ended up being one of the most memorable conversations we've ever had. He wasn't just a legend in the arena. He was a mentor, a hero, and someone who shaped the industry for generations. This tribute is for the Super Looper.' Following close behind, The Luke Branquinho Show, hosted by five-time World Champion Steer Wrestler Luke Branquinho, who recently came out of retirement to compete at The American Rodeo in Arlington, Texas, will debut Wednesday, May 7, airing exclusively on The Cowboy Channel every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. The series offers candid conversations with some of the biggest names in rodeo, ranching, sports, and beyond. Topics range from livestock and ranch life, injuries, family life, and the highs and lows of the Western lifestyle. Following the weekly episode, 28 newly licensed episodes and 40 episodes from Luke's extensive library will be made available across The Cowboy Channel, Cowboy Channel+, and the Cowboy Channel on FAST. 'I'm pumped The Cowboy Channel is picking up the show, it's gonna be a fun ride,' said Branquinho. 'Fans are gonna get a real look at the Western world, not just what happens in the arena, but all the good stuff that goes down behind the scenes too.' These new additions further strengthen The Cowboy Channel's growing original content lineup, following the recent success of series such as The Road to The American, covering weekly updates leading up to The American Rodeo, and The American Rodeo: Million Dollar Dreams, hosted by 20-time World Champion Jackie Crawford, exploring the remarkable stories behind Western sports' most prestigious event. 'As The Cowboy Channel continues to grow its portfolio of original and exclusive content, shows like Let's Freakin' Rodeo and The Luke Branquinho Show are perfect examples of the authenticity and energy that fans are craving,' said Ande Wall, SVP of Programming & Content at The Cowboy Channel. 'It's especially meaningful that Let's Freakin' Rodeo premieres with a tribute to Roy Cooper. His recent passing is a tremendous loss to the Western community, and we're honored to help celebrate his legacy through this platform.' About The Cowboy ChannelThe Cowboy Channel, recently acquired by Teton Ridge, is the official network of ProRodeo and the first 24-hour television network entirely dedicated to western sports and the western lifestyle. Headquartered in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, The Cowboy Channel also features a wide variety of live coverage from major western events showcasing the world's toughest and most talented cowboys and cowgirls. The network reaches 42 million homes on cable/satellite systems on Altice, Charter Spectrum, DISH, DIRECTV®, AT&T U-Verse, Cox, Comcast, Mediacom, Verizon FIOS TV, and many other rural cable systems. The Cowboy Channel can also be streamed online via The Cowboy Channel Plus at DIRECTV NOW, Roku, iOS, Android, Firestick, Apple TV, and Sling TV's Heartland Extra package. Facebook: @CowboyChannel | X: @Cowboy_Channel | Instagram: @cowboychannel
Yahoo
24-03-2025
- General
- Yahoo
City of San Angelo enforces clear bag policy
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — The City of San Angelo will implement a new clear bag policy in 2025. According to a social media post from the City, clear bags that are 12 inches in length, 12 inches tall and 6 inches wide will be allowed. There can be a logo on clear bags as long as it does not exceed 4.5 inches tall by 3.4 inches wide. A one-gallon clear resealable plastic storage bag and small bags the size of a hand will also be permitted. San Angelo cowboys to compete in The American Rodeo Bags that will not be allowed include: Backpacks Duffle bags Diaper bags Camera case Large fanny pack Reusable grocery tote Large tote bag Purse The San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association shared that the association believed the new policy would be implement during the rodeo, however, guests will not have to worry. The clear bag policy will not be implemented during the 2025 San Angelo Rodeo. For more information about the new clear bag policy, contact COSA at (325) 653-9577. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
12-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
San Angelo Coliseum renamed ahead of 2025 rodeo season
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — The 2025 San Angelo Rodeo is less than a month away, but eagle-eyed San Angelo residents may have noticed in recent months that the town's coliseum has undergone a name change. Here's why — and what the venue's new name is. A representative of the City of San Angelo confirmed with Concho Valley Homepage that the San Angelo Coliseum was officially renamed the CRC Roofers Coliseum effective March 1 after an agreement was reached between the City and the titular business. According to documentation for the naming rights agreement, CRC Roofers is to pay $40,000 in exchange for the naming rights, which can be paid in annual installments of $20,000 while the agreement is in effect. Kirk Allbright, co-owner of CRC Roofers, said the decision is one of many steps the company is taking toward immersing the business in San Angelo's culture and events while also promoting its services. 'We felt like it was a great opportunity to be a part of the rodeo, part of the city and Comic-Con, and everything else that goes on at the coliseum,' Allbright said. 'We have an opportunity to bless the community and share within the community, and at the same time, it's a great opportunity for us to advertise.' San Angelo cowboys to compete in The American Rodeo The new naming agreement comes after the agreement between Foster Communications and the City that named the venue the Foster Communications Coliseum expired. Carl White, director of the City's Parks & Recreation Department, said that the previous agreement expired in December 2024. The term of the new agreement will last until Feb. 28, 2027. Also outlined in the documentation is that 'there will be three … options to extend' the term 'for one year with the same terms,' which Allbright said CRC Roofers hopes to capitalize on. 'We want to maintain those rights as long as they'll have us and as long as it's available to us,' Allbright said. As stated in the documentation, CRC Roofers will have 'exclusive rights to procure, design, and construct signage changing the Coliseum name for all uses,' including several instances of signage already present at the coliseum. The 'approval of initial design and infrastructure requirements concerning signage … as well as any subsequent proposed modifications' are 'subject to City's approval at City's sole discretion,' however. Allbright said that several changes have already been made, including new interior lettering and a logo found near the entrance to the facility. Other changes are in the works, such as updates to the traffic signs giving directions to the coliseum that are found throughout the town. 'Hopefully as different events happen at the coliseum … maybe our logo will be put on brochures,' Allbright said. Allbright stated that CRC Roofers was established in San Angelo and has operated for nine years. The company primarily offers residential roofing services. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
