New York

Douglas Duncan grabs the 1st round of the 1st PBR BFTS event in Madison Square Garden
[Jan. 8, 2011] Douglas Duncan jump starts his 2011 PBR season, winning the first round of the year's first event, in New York City By Mary Rudloff

Junior Seau becomes a bullfighter!
[Jan. 27, 2010] Don’t miss Junior Seau, as he becomes one of the PBR’s world class Dickies Dura Bullfighters for one night only on By Sara Broun, PBR

Bullfighters put themselves at risk to protect riders
[Jan. 16, 2010] Before each round on the PBR tour, Baumgartner studies the draw to see which rider is on which bull. He knows that points leader JB Mauney, for instance...

Mauney riding with bad knee
[Jan. 14, 2010] Torn ligament will require surgery eventually... By Keith Ryan Cartwright

The PBR's Shane Proctor ends the New York Invitational the way he started it
[Jan. 10, 2010] Proctor won when it counted most, winning round one and the championship round on his way to the New York title and a $46,000 payday By Mary Rudloff

Brian Canter loves New York, especially when he wins
[Jan. 10, 2010] First rider out of the chutes at the PBR New York Invitational waits all night to see clinch his win, as Shane Proctor plays "Catch Me If You Can" in the average By Mary Rudloff

North Carolina dominating New York, Canter takes Round 2 on Tar Heel bull
[Jan. 10, 2010] New York, NY (January 10, 2010) - Saturday night, Brian Canter got what he wanted and then some.

The North Carolina native wanted to get on White Trash, and he got that chance to start off Round 2 of the New York City Invitational at Madison Square Garden. By Keith Ryan Cartwright
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NYC IS GOING TO THE BULLS! NYC Invitational Round 2 comes to a close
[Jan. 10, 2010] New York, NY (January 9, 2010) - Round 2 of the New York City Invitational finished with a sold out crowd, a second night of Mutton Bustin’, and Brian Canter (Ranadleman, N.C.) being crowned the round winner.
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NEW YORK CITY INVITATIONAL OFF TO A STRONG START!
[Jan. 9, 2010] New York, NY (January 8, 2010) - The first round of the 2010 New York City Invitational ended with a bang, as Shane Proctor (Grand Coulee, Wash.) scored a huge 91.25 points on nearly impossible to ride Bones (Teague Bucking Bulls, LLC). With this impressive ride, Shane took the round and went home $7,000 richer.
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Area cowboy takes crown
[Nov. 8, 2009] The Fort Edward resident just treated his hometown crowd to a first-place 9.3-second performance in the tie-down roping event at the Adirondack Stampede ...

Weaver is roping in success at rodeo
[Nov. 7, 2009] After missing his calf in the tie-down roping competition last year, the Argyle resident was playfully teased by friends for almost a year...

Native roping champ
[Oct. 5, 2009] But in the qualifiers he roped nine head of cattle in 78.1 seconds in three rounds of heading, tie-down roping and healing. Williams has also won the Indian ...

Journalist Walter Cronkite dies at 92
[Jul. 17, 2009] From Baby Boomers to the Greatest Generation, journalist Walter Cronkite will be remembered as a voice of calm and reason whenever the nation was shocked by disaster and instability.

Kenny Chesney Wakes Up the Sun City Carnival
[Jul. 10, 2009] Good Morning America' Summer Concert Series 8/14 from Central Park