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Students at the Teller Institute Indian School. Circa 1900.

Fri Feb 15th, 2019

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

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Pie race returns to Patio

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

New investments and partners for strengthening Colorado’s local ecosystem

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Tribal Council selects codes for 2019 Legislative Session

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.

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Many Moons Ago

Southern Ute Drum

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Southern Ute Brave: Quarterly Report

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Center of Southwest Studies’ to host opening reception for new museum exhibits

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Little Miss Southern Ute: Quarterly Report

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.

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Harvesting on behalf of the membership

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Tips for keeping your home warm and efficient this winter

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

2019-2020 Southern Ute Fishing Proclamation

The great blue heron (Ardea herodias) Ute: ’ɵɵghwa’ayɵvi

Fri Feb 1st, 2019

Wildlife abounds on Southern Ute lands

Thunder Windy Boy (center) attended and won the Regional Elks Hoopshoot free throw contest Jan. 20, at FLC. He represented the Durango area for boys 8-9-year-old division after winning the local Hoopshoot on Dec. 15, at Escalante Gymnasium.

Fri Feb 1st, 2019

Windy Boy scores at ELKS Hoopshoot

30 Years Ago: Southern Ute Housing Authority (SUHA) staff proudly displays their “IHA’s with 10%” certificate of appreciation signed by Grady Franklin Maples, Regional Administrator Regional Housing Commission. The Southern Ute Public Housing Authority was one of six Housing Authorities to receive this certificate. These IHA’s in Regional VIII have decreased their TAR’s by 10 percent or more from October 1, 1987 to September 30, 1988. This remarkable achievement means that the IHA’s also have funds to achieve their other goals. These IHA’s are quickly becoming some of the best HIS in the Region. Congratulations to the Housing staff: Robert Erickson, Lark Goodtracks, Leona Brown, Tina Rock and other Housing staff members. This photo first appeared in the Feb. 3, 1989, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Feb 1st, 2019

Many Moons Ago

Southern Ute Drum

Fri Feb 1st, 2019

Native American group reaches out to Covington Catholic High School

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