Deborah L. Burkett's Images and Stories from Cherokee County, Texas
- Sixteen Year Old Served at the Battle of San Jacinto (June 2019)
- Chiseled Mahogany Doors (March 2019)
- Margaret Hightower, One of a Kind! (February 2019)
- Mrs. Melvina Chessher (1833-1940) "The Mother of Jacksonville" (May 2018)
- Lon Morris College: Pieces of Its History Come Home (February 2018)
- Remembering Dr. Marjorie Ferrell Roper, June 7, 1921-January 3, 2018 (January 2018)
- Saying Good-Bye (December 2017)
- Jacksonville High School Cheerleader Mary Alice Bone Remembers 1946-47 (September 2017)
- "Charlie" and Mrs. J. F. Vermillion, 1914 (August 2017)
- "Dollars and Dust:" History of the Jacksonville Tomato Deal (June 2017)
- Old Plows and Tractors (May 2017)
- Dr. Anthony Holcomb: Healing Hands (April 2017)
- Original Architectural Drawings of the Tomato Bowl (March 2017)
- Barb's Hamburgers and So Much More (February 2017)
- A Tomato Princess and the Prisoner of War (January 2017)
Deborah L. Burkett
Dr. Deborah L. Burkett, retired educator and graduate of University of Southern California, Los Angeles has deep ties to this area; her family arrived during the Republic of Texas. She is chair of the Cherokee County Historical Commission and a founding member of the Troup Genealogic/Historical Society, Inc., and as a member of working committees who published Troup Goes to WW II (1999) and A Century of the History of Troup, Texas 1850s - 1950s (2009). Burkett's own publications include Quilts and Their Stories Binding Generations Together (2013) and East Texas Piney Woods Spunky Women-1830s to 1950s- Spirited Individuals Who Made a Difference (2016).