CHEYENNE – Thirty-five years after his tragic death during a rodeo in Cheyenne, Lane Frost is still making an impact and touching lives in western culture through people he knew and inspired. The ...

A quarter-century ago, a 25-year-old bull rider named Lane Frost dropped down a bull named Taking Care Of Business on a dark, cloudy and drizzly Sunday afternoon at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo in ...

Sometimes you read a story and everything about it is in harmony—narrative, character, setting, emotion, and insight. Such is the case with Peter Richmond's tribute to Lane Frost. I'll get out of the ...

CHEYENNE – A documentary about the life of late bull rider Lane Frost is in the works, and a trailer for the film was recently released. “Our team is humbled to present to you the first official ...

Texas country singer Aaron Watson's 'July in Cheyenne' video will hit home for real cowboys, as well as many country music fans. The clip tells the story of Lane Frost, a 25-year-old bull riding ...

A quarter-century ago, a 25-year-old bull rider named Lane Frost dropped down on a bull named Taking Care Of Business on a dark, cloudy and drizzly Sunday afternoon at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo ...

When the legendary Lane Frost was killed in a 1989 bull riding accident at the Cheyenne Frontier Days, his wife Kellie's Christian faith was put to the test. During the past two decades, she has ...

For a wild bull rider, carrying the Frost name is a heavy load, though hardly a burden. In life, Lane Frost was larger than life, certainly in cowboy circles, as a handsomely chiseled, charismatic ...

LANE: Life | Legend | Legacy will premiere on Sunday, Nov. 19 at Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas. More than thirty-years after his death in Cheyenne, WY, Lane Frost is still one of the most ...

If you’re a bull rider, and you’re last name is Frost, it’s not enough to just compete. You’ve got a namesake to live up to, and you’ve got to ride every bull as if it were your last. That’s how Lane ...

Perhaps this is why, one full year after Lane Frost died with a bull’s horn through his heart in the mud of a rodeo arena, his death is still so tangible and his absence so conspicuous—why his memory ...