Brandon Bailey's Vision of the West A profile of up-and-coming artist Brandon Bailey, a Western and wildlife artist who is getting attention for his bronze sculptures. His paintings are old-school cowboy style. In 2019, he began adding native american art to his repertoire. He was inducted into the prestigious Cowboy Artists of America in the fall of 2021. He lives south of Scotts Bluff National Monument and is a member of the Ottawa & Chippewa nations. He draws inspiriation from Western landscapes near his home and the history of the West. Signal Butte, Hidden in Plain Sight While Iconic landmarks like Chimney Rock and Scotts Bluff Monument dominate the western landscape, Signal Butte quietly rises above the plains, holding secrets dating back thousands of years. Stunning drone footage showcases the butte's natural beauty and towering presence, offering a breathtaking view of this National Historic Landmark. As one of the first sites to use radiocarbon dating, Signal Butte revealed layers of ancient human activity. Though lesser-known and tucked away on private land, it remains a significant window into Nebraska's prehistoric past. Dancing in the Dirt Jami Kment and her teenage daughter, Lexie, share a common love for horses and competition. They form a dynamic duo in the sport of dressage and spend a significant amount of time together traveling the country to compete in United States Dressage. They share similar aspirations: to compete in the Olympics. Pixel Handler Ami Sheffield and her dog Pixel, a miniature American shepherd, are serious competitors in the rapidly growing sport of agility. They have serious fun doing it, too. Ami and Pixel are reigning titleholders in the 12-inch division of Westminister Kennel Club Master's Agility Championship (they've won back-to-back titles). Ami's competed and won on the international level, too. We visit Ami and Pixel at their trainin grounds to learn more about this popular sport.