Bill Kroner, the 69-year-old owner of Kroner's Hardware, is set to retire after nearly six decades in the business. He hopes ...

Elizabeth Garth “Liz” Franke, who owned and operated a linen and lingerie business, died of heart failure June 29 at Blakehurst Senior Living in Towson. The former Ruxton resident was 98. Born in ...

Thousands of locals and visitors flock to the annual Red, White and Blue Festival each Fourth of July in Heber City. And this ...

WAGON AND CARRIAGE INDUSTRY.Though Cleveland was never home to the massive wagon and carriage factories found in some midwestern cities, it nevertheless possessed large numbers of smaller firms ...

Crosby Ray Von, a 3-year-old mare, sold for $1.7 million at the Old West Roping Futurity Sale in Heber, setting a record for the highest-selling Western performance horse at public auction. The ...

This small horse-drawn carriage was used in Albion in the early 1900s and has been kept in storage at MSU. It's going for $5,000 at the sale. The Michigan State University Surplus Store is a local ...

View Panoramic horse and buggy scene by P. Buckley Moss on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by P. Buckley Moss.

Ever wondered what it’s like to time-travel without the hassle of a flux capacitor? Intercourse, Pennsylvania offers just that – a charming escape where horse-drawn buggies outnumber Teslas and life ...

The catalog for Arqana's flagship August Yearling Sale was released June 25, and features 307 yearlings. One of the many notable offerings is Haras de Beaufay's St Mark's Basilica half brother to ...

Without even competing, a western performance horse has been sold for $2.65 million in the United States — good news for Australian breeders who are importing the same bloodlines.

The Inglis Digital USA June Sale, with a slate of 29 entries that includes a half sister to two grade 1 winners, a recent Saratoga Race Course maiden winner, and a graded black-type producer.

It barely moved, definitely didn’t climb Everest, and scared off Mose. The Duramax on buggy wheels was as bad as it sounds—and maybe worse.