Features – Tribe

Recycling contest aids chemotherapy patients

April 25, 2019

The slaying of Deputy D. T. Smith

April 2, 2019

Getting to know: Blayne DeBusk

November 6, 2018

Morton Memorial Cemetery

Blayne DeBusk, Tribe reporter

November 5, 2018

Filed under Cochran County History

Taken from http://cochrancountytx.com/cemetery/mortonmemorial.html Morton Memorial Cemetery is a perpetual care memorial under the ownership and supervision of Cochran County. Citizens in Cochran County pay a cemetery tax ...

Picking Pumpkins

October 30, 2018

Cochran County – the early years

Helen McKnight and Cheyenne Barnes, Tribe reporter

October 15, 2018

Filed under Cochran County History, Showcase

Until the 1920’s, Cochran County was dominated by large ranches; namely the Lazy S Ranch, owned by C. C. Slaughter. C. C. Slaughter established his first Cochran County headquarters in 1898. Between the establishment of his...

“Texas’ Last Frontier”

October 12, 2018

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Third grader loves to ride

Recycling contest aids chemotherapy patients

The slaying of Deputy D. T. Smith

A Cochran County Christmas

Getting to know: Blayne DeBusk

The healing touch

The Busy Bee

What’s in a name?

Morton Memorial Cemetery

Picking Pumpkins

Cochran County – the early years

“Texas’ Last Frontier”