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Students at the Teller Institute Indian School. Circa 1900.
Courtesy The Daily Sentinel

Project seeks to identify Indian students who perished while attending Grand Junction Indian Boarding School

Wildlife Biologist Aran Johnson carefully removes the hide from a harvested elk, before the animal is sent in for processing. The elk hides are also made available as part of the Tribe’s designated hunter program.

Harvesting on behalf of the membership

2019-2020 Southern Ute Fishing Proclamation

Southern Ute tribal member Nate Hendren “rides the bowl” on recent exploratory trip to the Salt River Pima–Maricopa Indian Community, Ariz., in an effort to gather skate park knowledge first hand.

Skate park initiative one step closer

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Southern Ute tribal member, Fabian Martinez is working to implement archival processes for long term preservation and digitization of historic newspapers and photographs dating back to the 1920’s — with the ultimate goal of having these archival materials available to the membership online and SEO (keyword) searchable.
Martinez signs on as Media Archivist

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Little Miss Southern Ute: Quarterly Report

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Southwest Rainbow Youth co-founders pose together for a photo (L-R) Precious Collins, Trennie Collins, Edward Box III and Anthony Box.
Introducing Southwest Rainbow Youth

Education

Lynette Sage encourages Willow Schulz, third place winner in the sixth, seventh and eighth grade categories to share her art and write up that she completed for the Leonard C. Burch art and literacy contest on Friday, Jan. 25 in the cafeteria of Ignacio Middle School.
Honoring art & literacy

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Olyvia Watts heads downcourt with ball in hand with only one Pacer to beat to the hoop in Saturday, Feb. 9, basketball action at SunUte.
B-baller score at SunUte ­

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10 Years Ago: The Southern Ute Tribe was represented in the annual Snowdown Parade with their own float named “Royalty in the Nile.” The float was made up of Royalty members and a youth drum group of Southern Ute Academy and Ignacio school students. This photo first appeared in the Feb. 13, 2009, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.
Many Moons Ago ­