The Lebanon Auction Yard originally opened for business in the late 1940’s and has been in this area for over half a century. It was purchased by Coy and Helen Cowart in 1987. At that time, Coy had recently retired from a job in construction and he was looking for something to keep himself busy. He and Helen were interested in owning a business.

Coy Cowart (President) at Lebanon Auction Yard. You can contact Coy Cowart at email address [email protected].

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2003年11月18日 · REDMOND - Coy Cowart of Lebanon was elected president of the Oregon Cattlemen's Association during its annual convention and trade show at Eagle Crest Resort, Nov. 6-9. Cowart replaces outgoing president Bob Skinner of Jordan Valley. "I am honored that our members would instill their trust in me," said Cowart.

Congratulations to OCA members, the Cowart family, for the Lebanon Livestock Auction 30 year Anniversary!!!!

2016年7月22日 · LEBANON, Ore. — Coy Cowart and three friends joked about how many hamburgers his giant steer Buford would make.

2002年7月15日 · LEBANON -- It's auction day at the Lebanon Livestock Auction, and owner Coy Cowart can barely hear himself talk over the racket. Animals -- mostly cattle -- fill the pens …

Coy and Helen (Detlefsen) Cowart of Lebanon celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Friday, Jan. 22. They were married Jan. 22, 1956, at Fir Lawn Lutheran Church in Sweet Home. Coy and...

LEBANON, Ore.—Coy Cowart and three friends joked about how many hamburgers his giant steer Buford would make. They decided the steer would produce 3,600 quarter-pounder hamburgers. Buford is not your average steer. Weighing in at 2,175 pounds, he brought 83 cents per pound at Cowart’s Lebanon Auction Yard on July 21.

LEBANON — The Lebanon Auction Yard at 37063 KGAL Drive will at celebrate its 30th anniversary Thursday with 700 head of cattle expected for the 1 p.m. sale.