BUILDING STAGES, SHARING STORIES

Telling stories of our favorite communities

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OUR LATEST FEATURE:

The LAST RODEO

For more than two decades, Chuck Swisher made a career stepping between a bull and the cowboy in its path.

In The Last Rodeo, we follow Chuck through his final season as a professional bullfighter in the PRCA, documenting the closing chapter of a 21-year career that began when he was just a teenager following in his father’s footsteps.

But the story became about more than bullfighting. It became a story about knowing when to hang up your hat, what it means to walk away from something that has shaped your identity, and finding purpose in whatever comes next.

From early mornings on the ranch to the adrenaline of his final rodeo, The Last Rodeo follows Chuck as he closes one chapter and turns his attention toward the next: his family, his cattle operation, and Swisher Beef Co.

WE KNOW WE BELONG TO THE LAND

STORIES FROM THE HEARTLAND

We have a drive to share the stories we grew up around; stories of hardworking individuals dedicated to their families, communities, and continuing a legacy of grit and innovation. Cowtown is our platform to help amplify those stories and give back to the communities we are thankful for.

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THE TEAM BEHIND COWTOWN

We are Okies to our core. Born and raised in this great state, after years traveling and working across the country, we returned as if pulled in by a magnetic force. We started Cowtown because of a common question: why doesn't Oklahoma get enough credit for what it has to offer?

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