BY JIMMY W. ARTERBERRY / SEPTEMBER 2018 The following article was written for Texas Co-op Power, an online community for members of Texas electric cooperatives. The use of trees to identify a location has always been important in the traditional life of the Comanche. In days of old, our ancestors would mark a tree, or …Read More
http://www.newschannel6now.com/clip/14204398/historical-marker-honors-native-american-legacy/ …Read More
https://www.texomashomepage.com/news/local-news/unique-comanche-tree-makes-its-mark-in-holliday/1053456492 …Read More
https://www.wacotrib.com/news/city_of_waco/tribal-leaders-to-attend-ceremony-to-correct-waco-indian-historical/article_5f4fd4ca-b0b9-5829-b997-22e1871d161f.html …Read More
https://www.wacotrib.com/news/tribal-leaders-rededicate-monument-to-waco-indian-village/article_1bdd062f-9f6a-5146-b30a-c880c5d14273.html …Read More
https://lakehighlands.advocatemag.com/2012/06/if-this-tree-could-talk-indian-marker-trees/ …Read More
“Full recognition for Half-Way Oak Stephens Co. adds to list of famous trees By Ron Erdrich erdrichr@reporternews.com325-676-6735 Sunday, May 1, 2011 STEPHENS COUNTY —For the first time in 40 years a tree was designated as a Famous Tree of Texas. On Friday, the Half-Way Oak — at the midway point between Cisco and Breckenridge at a U.S. 183 rest …Read More
Editor’s Note in DMN NeighborsGo for Irving/Coppell Feedback Steers ‘Archive’ Feature Sara Beckelman, one of our Trustees, responded to a feature called From the Archive in the DMN NeighborsGo a few weeks ago. In the feature, Ms. Gloria Hernandez, Editor for the Irving/Coppell NeighborsGo, asked for feedback about “the historic photos in Irving and Coppell” that …Read More
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/dallas/2014/04/07/recognition-of-mighty-bur-oak-is-tied-to-big-spring-protection-effort …Read More
http://www.sealynews.com/stories/texas-historic-tree-coalition-taking-local-nominations,28637? The Texas Historic Tree Coalition, a non-profit, all-volunteer group based in Dallas, has announced its ambitious project to find, recognize, and celebrate at least one historic tree in each of Texas’ 254 counties. Through its Texas County Historic Tree Initiative, the organization hopes to bring recognition to the living landmarks that connect the present …Read More