Employees and owners of the Harley Davidson dealership dance their way down Main St. in Durango during the light parade.
McKayla Lee | The Southern Ute Drum

Snowdown takes center stage ­

The Southern Ute Police Department (SUPD) recently swore in three new patrol officers: Keleka Alualu, Khaera Chee and Adrian Wauneka. Alualu previously worked as a patrol officer for the Jicarilla Apache Nation. Chee was most recently a Detective for Gallup, N.M. Police Department. Wauneka comes to SUPD from the Navajo Nation Police Department. pictured, l-r, Keleka Alualu, Chief Coriz, Judge Whistler, Khaera Chee and Adrian Wauneka.

SUPD happenings

Southern Ute Indian Tribe responds to Census 2020 preparation

The dance floor was jumpin’, as dancers did the ‘Cupid Shuffle,’ following a dinner provided by REZ-Girls Catering.

SWRY celebrates first year! ­

The Boys & Girls Club of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe had their annual retreat at the Double Tree Hotel in Durango on Saturday, Jan. 25.

BGC staff retreat

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