

Upcoming EventsJULYAnnual Commercial Club Dinner & Turtle Race Alumni Banquet Sumner's July 3rd & 4th Celebration 2009 Annual Rodeo The Sumner Saddle Club will be hosting their 58th Annual Open Rodeo the two days of competition are planned at 7 pm on Friday, July 3rd, and Saturday, July 4th at 1:30 pm following the parade. The 34 member Sumner Saddle Club originally started meeting on private property west of Sumner and later purchased its current location south of Hwy 40 in Sumner. As one of the last amateur rodeos in Nebraska, over 300 contestants from Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, South Dakota, Colorado and Wyoming are expected with as many as 65 rough stock riders. Contestants can compete in saddle bronc, bare back, bull riding, junior bull riding, calf tying, team roping, barrel racing, ladies break away roping, steer wrestling and wild horse races. Rough stock will be provided by Hughes and Williams Rodeo Productions, Riverdale, NE. To participate please contact Marcia Berg 308-752-3785 or 308-750-2112. Buy your favorite cowboy or cowgirl during Calcutta on Thursday, July 2nd at Tub's Pub. Following the Friday rodeo a street dance and beer garden featuring Mohanna with Red Shoes will play on downtown main street, sponsored by Sumner Saddle Club and Sumner Commercial Club. 3 ON 3 Basketball Tournament |
MUSTANG COUNTRY is comprised of the three communities of Sumner, Eddyville and Miller located along U.S. Highway 40 in the fertile Wood River valley of central Nebraska. Our schools were consolidated in 1964, creating
To help promote our school and community, Mustang Country CommUNITY Development was formed in 2005 to promote betterment and development. We are a member of The Nebraska Community Foundation, Inc., a non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides Nebraskans and former Nebraskans an easy way to give back to the state and the communities they love.
We are dedicated to the improvement and long-term viability of our community. We offer small town living with reasonably priced homes and are centrally located–thirty to forty-five minutes from Kearney, Lexington, Holdrege and Broken Bow.
Our economy is based largely on agriculture, and our beautiful hills and valleys offer habitat for deer, wild turkey, pheasant and other wildlife.
We enjoy a wonderful quality of life that will continue long into the future!
