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.
Jeremy Wade Shockley | The Southern Ute Drum

Martinez signs on as Media Archivist

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

“Rumble” at Durango Library KSUT Board of Directors, Ex-Officio, Eddie Box Jr., speaks of his musical background during the panel discussion after the documentary “Rumble: Indians Who Rocked the World” screening at the Durango Public Library, Thursday, Jan. 17. Also on the panel, left to right: Dr. Shelby Tisdale, Director of the Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College, Robert L. Ortiz, KSUT Board of Directors Vice-President, Betty Box and Eddie Box Jr.

“Rumble” at the Durango Library ­

Southern Ute Drum

Native American group reaches out to Covington Catholic High School

Southern Ute Cultural Preservation Director, Edward Box III and Southern Ute Legal Services Director, David Smith discuss the proposed TERP policy on Thursday, Jan. 24 in the Bonny Kent conference room of the Sky Ute Casino Resort.

Codes, policies on the table for tribal comment

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