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The Southern Ute Indian Tribe is set to replace the aging bridge deck this fall, with repair crews onsite throughout much of October, possibly into November, depending on weather conditions. The bridge crosses the Pine River on La Boca Ranch Road and provides access to Indian Mesa, and sections of northern New Mexico to the south.

Jeremy Wade Shockley | The Southern Ute Drum

Ghosts of the Railroad: La Boca Bridge revitalized

Snow and fog surround Fisher’s Peak, Colorado’s newest State Park and the second
largest in the State. The park officially opened to the public this fall.

NAGPRA seeks Tribal voice in development of Colorado’s newest State Park

LaPlata, Archuleta move to higher risk Covid-19 categories

Southern Ute elder, Eddie Box Jr., speaks with KSUT Tribal Radio Station Manager Sheila Nanaeto live in-studio, Monday, Oct. 19, which was simulcast on both KSUT Tribal radio and KSUT Four Corners Radio. Box said a prayer and gave a ‘virtual welcome.’ Box spoke briefly of the history of KSUT and thanked those involved in the process of getting KSUT into the new building - the Southern Ute Tribe, KSUT staff, KSUT Board and the listeners. The new building bears his name as the Eddie Box Jr. Media Center.

KSUT celebrates accomplishments as staff move to new building

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Stephanie Garcia, Licensed Professional Counselor, brings over six years of clinical experience to the Southern Ute Indian Tribe.

New behavioral health therapist onboard

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Amonnie Johnson proudly shows off the dinosaur book that he bought during the Academy’s ‘Bagels and Books’ event on last schoolyear, March 11, 2020.

From the Eagle’s Nest: Combating Computer Fatigue

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Ignacio sophomores Jace Carmenoros (63) and John Riepel (4) drop Del Norte’s Fletcher Madrid (33) for a loss during season-ending 1A Southern Peaks Conference action Friday night at IHS Field. The hosting Bobcats blanked the Tigers 40-0.

SHUT-OUTRO: IHS ends ’20 blanking Tigers

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10 Years Ago: Southern Ute tribal member and Vietnam War veteran Rod Grove (center) carries the flag of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe with fellow veterans during Durango’s annual Veterans Day Parade Nov. 11, 2010.
This photo was published in the Nov. 19, 2010, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Many Moons Ago