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Stepping together in perfect cadence, men and women dancers move to the rhythm of the bear, as the four-day spring celebration came to a close on Monday, May 20.
Jeremy Wade Shockley | The Southern Ute Drum

Ute Tribe ushers in spring with Bear Dance ­

Southern Ute tribal elder, San Jean Burch hung red sings and cutouts of red dresses in her front yard to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

Bruce LeClaire and Rudley Weaver, members of the Southern Ute Veterans Association bring in the flags at the Southern Ute General Meeting held at the Sky Ute Casino Event Center on Wednesday, May 15.

Tribal membership gets biannual update

Brian Conner, Environmental Compliance Specialist for Red Willow Production Co. uses a decibel meter to measure sound levels emitted from a nearby pump jack and compressor station, Friday, May 17 on the Southern Ute Reservation.

Red Willow Production Co. creates technician trainee opportunity

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Kristen Maulsby with SUPD stands at attention, during a formal vehicle inspection by the Tribe’s Chairman.
Dedicated to Law Enforcement ­

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Myles Morishige and Romeo Thomas practice drumming with Afrem Wall at the Southern Ute Multi-Purpose Facility on Wednesday, May 8.
Drumming for the youth

Health

Youth runners hit the 12K trail course – first out of the starting point, followed by the walkers of the 6K course.
Together, we walk for healthier nations ­

Education

Southern Ute Wildlife Technician, Jon Broholm introduces himself and explains the process of the fish release to Ms. Stephens’ Ignacio Elementary fifth-grade class. The class released dozens of fish into the Pine River on Thursday, May 16.
Students release Chub fish in Pine River

Sports

Bayfield Flyers, a 19-girl cheer squad out of Bayfield, Colo., attended the U.S Finals Cheer and Dance in Las Vegas, Nev., Saturday, May 11. The U.S Finals are invitational only, the best of teams across the world including teams from Sweden and Mexico attended. Bayfield Flyers placed 14th out of 15th place in their division.
Bayfield cheers in Vegas

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Southern Ute tribal members, Howard Richards Sr. (left) with the Ignacio Police Department, and Dewitte Baker of Southern Ute Fish & Game Dept. catch up outside of the Recreation Hall adjacent to Ute Park, circa 1984.
Membership Memories ­